Dreadful Things
How do you survive a serial killer when you’re the only one that believes he exists?
Harlyn Wade thought moving halfway across the country would help her outrun the nightmares. Her twin sister was murdered a year ago, and the case went cold. When objects start moving in her rental condo and another body turns up, Harlyn realizes the killer isn’t finished. He’s been watching. Waiting. And now he’s ready to claim his real prize.
FBI profiler Boone Landry doesn’t believe in coincidences. The moment he meets Harlyn during a podcast interview, he knows she’s in danger. What he doesn’t expect is the fierce need to protect her or the way she makes him break every rule he’s ever followed. When the stalker escalates, Boone has one choice. Keep Harlyn close and use her as bait to draw out a killer who’s already taken everything from her.
In a deadly game of cat and mouse where obsession masquerades as love and protection borders on possession, only one question remains. Who should Harlyn fear more, the killer who wants her dead or the man who refuses to let her go?
Discover the answers in Dreadful Things, a dark romantic suspense featuring a possessive FBI hero, a triple POV cat and mouse game, and the kind of love that saves you when the darkness closes in.
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