Blurb:
What does America’s first traitor have to do with a
present-day killer?
Stoughton detective, Colton Baker, finds himself wrapped up in a murder
investigation his first week on the job. As more bodies turn up, all marked
with strange symbols, both the State Police and FBI become involved. Quickly,
the investigation turns political.
Baker and Agent Diaz, a young, beautiful FBI academy graduate, put agency
grievances and politics aside to begin their hunt for the killer together.
Stoughton, Massachusetts is a town deep rooted in history. Soon, their
investigation leads them to the inception of our nation and introduces them to
a traitorous founding father. Can information from this small town’s past help
decipher the killer’s mysterious messages? Can they crack the code and stop a
sadistic killer before they strike again?
Some secrets are worth killing for!
My review:
Murder By Symbols introduces us to Colton Baker who is having a
rough first day as Stoughton Massachusetts newest detective. His first case is the
weird murder of a beloved local fireman, and his week doesn’t get much better. In
this fast-paced thriller Colton has to take on a psycho serial killer, a local
mob boss, corrupt politicians, a singularly focused FBI agent, an ambitious
reporter, and a dad suffering from dementia. With all that on his plate he
still manages to put together the clues and find the killer.
I really enjoyed this exciting tale and look forward to the
next installment.
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