In the wildest finale yet, “Once Upon a Crime” spins rhymes so wickedly readers will never guess who is behind it. Author Alan Brenham is no stranger to high octane cases, twisted motives, and horrific crimes, but this book may take the cake. With each fresh murder comes a taunting rhyme from “PG.”
Detective Maddie Chase is navigating single parenting, a less than ideal ex-husband, and a serial killer on the loose. As her personal life begins to weave into her professional world the stakes quickly heat up. With a killer seemingly taunting her with rhymes, targeting depraved individuals, and leaving blood shed in their wake this engrossing read will haunt you to the very end.
With Detective Chase’s daughter’s safety on the line, and her nanny’s life in the cross hairs, the pressure is on for justice to prevail. Brenham creates such wholly captivating read your feelings become intertwined with the pages, the crimes, and the rhymes within.
“Once Upon a Crime” will have you rethinking everything, from the strangers around you, to the relationships past and present. Bringing fear to parents, anxiety to readers, terror to Detective Chase, and soon concern to the killer at large as Chase closes in. A professional at police procedurals, suspenseful plots, and gripping psychological games, Brenham’s reads never disappoint.
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