Kristine Frost

Stalked to Death (Suzette Bishop Mysteries, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A murdering stalker. A woman as bait. A fight for life

Ignoring her business partner's concerns, Suzette Bishop goes undercover to find the perps of a series of racial and sexual harassment crimes at a California university. Just as she solves the mystery she was hired for, she becomes the target of the San Francisco Stalker, a bible quoting fiend. Before he kills each woman, he torments her with anonymous letters and pictures, finally strangling each victim.

When Suzette receives the first letter, she turns to her almost ex-boyfriend, Justin Malone, a recently promoted homicide cop and his partner, Native American Mike Rainwater. As the Stalker ups his agenda, Suzette must wade through the six victims lives before they were murdered. No one knows why the Stalker has moved up his time table but Suzette only has hours before she becomes victim number seven.

Stalked to Death is the second installment in the Suzette Bishop mystery series. If you like thrilling mystery, exciting characters and caring heroines, you'll love Kristine Frost's new addition to the Suzette Bishop series.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kristine Frost
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Januar 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386901464
• Artikelnr.: 47457776

Autorenporträt

Kristine Frost has always loved reading and writing. She started reading at age 4 and writing at age 5. By age seven, she had finished her first mystery novel. It was called 'The Mystery of My Best Friend's Bracelet' and was based on a true story. (The brother did it.) It was 3 pages long. Kristine graduated with a degree in English from Utah State University. She taught for four years until she got a virus in her vocal cords that forced her to quit teaching. She has worked as a disability counselor and advocate for disabled children. The low point in her career was working in a factory where she made chips for computers. It was the job from hell and many of her co-workers figure in her novels. (The names have been changed to protect the guilty.) She currently works as an administrative assistant to a dean at a university in Utah. One of her assignments was to launch an alumni magazine. The first edition won platinum from the Marcom Awards and her writing won gold.