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A Bored Small-Town Cop Should Watch What He Wishes For – It May Turn into a Big-time Serial Killer.

A popular court stenographer is missing. Her blood-soaked Mustang is found in an abandoned strip mall.

Police Chief Mitchell Quinn left an exciting career as a Military Police Investigator and returned to his hometown. Struggling with personal tragedies and lamenting the tedium of a small lakeside resort, he investigates the disappearance and finds the woman’s cell phone behind a posh vacation home.

Renowned trial lawyer Lawrence Atwood seems a shoo-in for Michigan governor. He denies knowledge of the missing woman’s whereabouts insisting their relationship was purely professional. Is he hiding something?

The daughter of a deceased FBI agent suddenly appears, claiming a psychopathic serial killer is responsible. Gruesome evidence points to a different suspect. When she and Mitch become attracted, she insists that he change course, but Mitch is concerned she has a personal motive. Are two unusual deaths somehow connected to their search for answers?

A stranger is watching as an election hangs on the outcome of a scandalous trial.

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A recovering trial lawyer, certified arbitrator, mediator and law professor, Lincoln Cooper lives in Southwest Michigan with his wife, who persuaded him to write after years of temptation. His infrequently indulged passions include boating, skiing, traveling, golfing and reading, punctuated with an excellent scotch, good friends and family, stimulating conversation, and a magnificent Lake Michigan sunset.