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Battered Dreams - Dreams and Reality #9 - cover

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Battered Dreams - Dreams and Reality #9

Hadena James

Publisher: Hadena James

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Summary

San Marcos, Texas.  A picture perfect American landscape.  Communities dominated by Friday Night Football, modest homes, and happy families.  Until the serenity of small town life is broken by one family's discovery of bodies in an abandoned well. 
Local police try to keep the discovery quiet; they seldom deal with murder and aren't prepared when one of the bodies turns out to be a local high school boy.  The multiple murders drive home the sinister reality that they are no longer innocent of the crimes that plague large cities.  
Based on the skill involved, the Serial Crimes Tracking Unit realizes that this is not the killer's first time.  As the SCTU digs deep to discover the killer, they uncover more victims.  Anger and fear begin to cause panic in what was once a quiet community.  Aislinn Cain and the members of her team need to find the killer before the town implodes with terror and the citizens begin doling out their own brand of justice.
Available since: 06/01/2015.

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