Blood Trail

The stalker is dead. The prime suspect is John Jordan.

Anna's ex-husband-the man who has been stalking her-is found brutally beaten to death at the Dead Lakes Campground.

Everyone close to Anna had a reason to want him gone.

No one more than John.

The body tells one story: rage. Hatred. A deeply personal vendetta.

But the crime scene tells another.

Someone has carefully staged it. Someone who understands homicide investigations, knows what detectives look for, and knows how to use that knowledge to hide the truth.

Now John must investigate a murder in which he-and the people he loves most-are among the suspects.

Every clue brings the case closer to home. Every answer forces John to question someone he trusts. And solving the murder may require him to confront a possibility he would rather not consider.

What if the killer is someone he loves?

John has spent his life searching for the truth no matter where it leads.

This time, it may lead straight back to him.

The victim was a stalker. The murder was personal. And everyone John trusts had a reason to want the man dead.