The Evidence Speaks Box Set Books 1-3
The Evidence Speaks Box Set Books 1-3 by W.L. Knightly Book Summary
3 Mystery books for your reading pleasure.
The Past Awakens
Just when CSI Madison Corman thinks settling into her new job is going to give her the advantages she needs, a new case comes along that proves too good to be true. Together with Warren, she'll right old wrongs and prove that the past is sometimes better left unsolved.
Detective Silas Warren has gone years dealing with regret. Just when he thinks his life is under control, old ghosts come back to haunt him when new cases take on characteristics from cases past and threaten his future.
The Past Revealed
As the hunt for the Ghost heats up, Detective Silas Warren and Madison Corman do their best to leave no stone unturned, but when Captain Fletcher tells the media the crimes are being committed by a copycat, the duo thinks his lies might have scared their killer away.
Is he in hiding or is he meticulously planning his next kill?
The Past Deceit
When Detective Silas Warren and CSI Madison Corman uncover evidence of a possible connection between their victims, they are led back to their old friend, Carson Patterson, who never plays nice. As they're diving further down the rabbit hole, the Ghost strikes again, giving them a gift they'll never forget.
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