“It's 1982, and the innovative FBI Behavioral Science section is breaking new ground. Emma Lewis and Travis Bell, two teenagers with valuable skills, are recruited to interview convicted juvenile killers for information on cold cases.
When they're drawn into an active case targeting teenagers, everything starts to unravel. Over Travis's objections, Emma becomes the conduit between the FBI and an incarcerated serial killer, nineteen-year-old Simon Gutmunsson, who is a super-intelligent sociopath. And although Simon seems to be giving them the information they need to save lives, he's also an expert manipulator playing a very long game ...
Can Emma and Travis stop a serial killer on the loose - or will they fall victim themselves?” - taken from Goodreads.
This book is definitely a teenage Silence of the Lambs but Emma Lewis has a lot more moxie than Clarice Starling could ever hope for and has a reliable partner in Travis Bell. These two are tasked to interview convicted teenage serial killers but soon find themselves in the middle of an active investigation.where teenage victims are active. Fed valuable insights from a teenage Hannibal Lector, they soon learn that they are being played. Can Emma and Travis discover who the killer is before they become the next victims?
The story concludes with Some Shall Break now available.
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