Any serial murder story

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Post by loganmatson321 » 24 Feb 2014, 03:39

I love suspense thriller book. Please if you one read such books then please share the name of that book.
Thanks

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Post by sophiachic » 24 Feb 2014, 03:42

I'm Watching you by Mary Burton

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Post by dhomespot » 03 Mar 2014, 12:25

Daddy's Home by A. K. Alexander was a good thriller.

"Maybe ever’body in the whole damn world is scared of each other."- John Steinbeck

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Post by KLyons1 » 04 Mar 2014, 22:11

Look for novels by Tess Gerritsen or Laura Griffin.

There's also a wonderful website called Stop, You're Killing Me! that lists all sorts of mysteries and crime fiction by author and/or by main character, and has lists of authors by type of mystery they write - I get all sorts of wonderful ideas from them!

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Post by RILENTLISS » 17 Mar 2014, 23:33

Nothing Like The Night by David Lawrence.

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Post by kiwes » 23 Mar 2014, 10:36

The Killing Matt Cooper series is about a serial killer. By John Cassian.

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Post by shinjiblue » 03 Apr 2014, 16:32

The Alienist by Caleb Carr

Devil in the White City by Erik Larson (this one is actually non-fiction, which for me makes it more interesting)

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Post by shrutikabra90 » 04 Apr 2014, 03:44

Books written by J.D.Robb.

The stories skirt around a female homicide detective trying to catch serial killers. It has a touch of romance in a way that her love interest helps her in the same (most of the times unofficially and against her say :p ). Also the stories have high-tech gadgets involved.

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Post by moderntimes » 04 Apr 2014, 19:45

My own novel "Blood Storm" (by Sam Waas) features a serial killer as part of the overall mystery story, told first person by a private detective working in modern day Houston. You can find the book on Amazon.

ps-- I think it's okay to mention my own book and I'm not trying to break forum rules. If I do so, it's accidental and I have no problems if this post is deleted by the folks in charge.