Unequivocal Malice - Parker, Michael
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The killer. When he was a troubled youth, his turbulent father told him a crazy story. Haunted by the indignity of his unstable childhood, his passion for revenge is almost demonic. Danger lurks. A responsible citizen stumbles onto a corpse and receives a nightmarish warning. The sheriff and his deputies are called upon to track down the murderer. And two small-town reporters become part of the terrifying story they are covering. What will happen next? Although tragedy can strike at any time, there is one thing that is certain: The madman must be stopped before he kills again. A contemporary…mehr

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The killer. When he was a troubled youth, his turbulent father told him a crazy story. Haunted by the indignity of his unstable childhood, his passion for revenge is almost demonic. Danger lurks. A responsible citizen stumbles onto a corpse and receives a nightmarish warning. The sheriff and his deputies are called upon to track down the murderer. And two small-town reporters become part of the terrifying story they are covering. What will happen next? Although tragedy can strike at any time, there is one thing that is certain: The madman must be stopped before he kills again. A contemporary story that delves into the past. In Unequivocal Malice, author Michael Parker offers a fresh combination of thrilling horror, crime detection and insight into the news media.
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Michael Parker served as a missionary and professor of church history for many years in Sudan, Rwanda, and Egypt. Most recently, he was the director of graduate studies at the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo, Egypt, from 2012 to 2020. He is also the author of five previous books, including The Kingdom of Character: The Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, 1886-1926 (2008).