| Author: | Michelle Fox | ISBN: | 9781386792499 |
| Publisher: | Michelle Fox | Publication: | March 21, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Michelle Fox |
| ISBN: | 9781386792499 |
| Publisher: | Michelle Fox |
| Publication: | March 21, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
As a psychic FBI agent, I always get the bad guy—until I'm assigned a Dracula copycat case that bites back.
Getting my man this time means entering a mysterious underworld where, not every serial killer is human, not every case can be solved, and not everyone can survive.
Standalone novel. No cliffhanger. 4 stars from Ind Tales Magazine!
What readers say about Rare Stakes:
"Her writing style is unique and fast paced. Very easy to get lost in the world."
"I was drawn into the characters, and I couldn't help but like them. I really liked that the heroine wasn't too stupid to live! A nice bit of world building."
EXCERPT
The most innocent things could hold more darkness than I ever wanted to see.
Today's example: Takeout.
What could be so terrible about takeout? Normally, it was awesome. I lived on the stuff. I read the menus like the bible. But this wasn't that kind of takeout.
I stared at the Styrofoam containers on the table. My stomach was already cringing, looking for a place to hide. The containers gleamed virgin white under the fluorescent lights of the FBI conference room, but their contents were not quite so pure.
Each carton had a handwritten label on top. One read, Marion—bright and charming. Another read Stacey—good body. The last, Eileen—agreeable.
The writing was large with strong vertical strokes and half-closed loops. I wondered what a handwriting analyst would make of it.
Was there a particular flourish that indicated someone was a cannibal?
As a psychic FBI agent, I always get the bad guy—until I'm assigned a Dracula copycat case that bites back.
Getting my man this time means entering a mysterious underworld where, not every serial killer is human, not every case can be solved, and not everyone can survive.
Standalone novel. No cliffhanger. 4 stars from Ind Tales Magazine!
What readers say about Rare Stakes:
"Her writing style is unique and fast paced. Very easy to get lost in the world."
"I was drawn into the characters, and I couldn't help but like them. I really liked that the heroine wasn't too stupid to live! A nice bit of world building."
EXCERPT
The most innocent things could hold more darkness than I ever wanted to see.
Today's example: Takeout.
What could be so terrible about takeout? Normally, it was awesome. I lived on the stuff. I read the menus like the bible. But this wasn't that kind of takeout.
I stared at the Styrofoam containers on the table. My stomach was already cringing, looking for a place to hide. The containers gleamed virgin white under the fluorescent lights of the FBI conference room, but their contents were not quite so pure.
Each carton had a handwritten label on top. One read, Marion—bright and charming. Another read Stacey—good body. The last, Eileen—agreeable.
The writing was large with strong vertical strokes and half-closed loops. I wondered what a handwriting analyst would make of it.
Was there a particular flourish that indicated someone was a cannibal?
