Blitz: Serial Overkill by Kelley Barks-Baker

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Mystery, LGBTQ Mystery
Date Published: February 27, 2024

 

 

A small community has a killer with a gruesome vendetta in this darkly humorous LGBTQ+ mystery, featuring a group of tight-knit investigators whose lives are as complex as the murderer they’re chasing.
When a serial killer terrorizes their town, Doc, Switch, Saphine, and Lauren are hot on the trail—despite pushback from local law enforcement. But while they work to solve the crimes before more lives are lost, the detectives have to handle personal problems and repair trust with found family in order to even have a chance at solving the murders.
Soon, however, the group learns how the past affects relationships and their ability to serve justice. Will they find motive behind the violent crimes? Or are some mysteries never meant to be solved?
Serial Overkill is a suspense-filled, character-driven whodunit drama that will have readers chasing answers until the bitter end.

 

About the Author
Kelley Barks-Baker has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice administration. She enjoys reading and vacationing on the beach.
Barks-Baker currently resides with Cape Girardeau, Missouri with her family.


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