Karma
A box of pictures. It blew up Colt Nichol’s entire world. Everything the person they thought was the De-Identifier said was right. He’s not the serial killer, and the real one wants Colt’s wife as his final victim. How the hell does he stop this?
Lex Nichols thought being accosted outside a café by her adopted children’s stepfather was strange enough, but then she was saved by a man who looks oddly familiar. When she learns who he really is, she confronts the one person who knows the truth, only to be made aware of yet one more thing she’s been kept in the dark about.
Having murderous stalkers isn’t new for Lex. In fact, it’s almost boring at this point, but this time feels different. Like she won’t make it out alive. Her gut is rarely wrong, but this is one of those times she’d give anything not to be right.
On top of a threat against Lex, another familiar face shows up in town. One many of the men would love to bury. He claims he’s changed, and he says he wants to prove it. But is that change only driven by a pretty brunette doctor who recently moved to town?
As the hunt for the hunter goes nowhere, can the club keep one of their own safe? Or will they lose Lex to the man who’s watched her for far longer than anyone knew? Will her family make it out of this intact?
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