Bøger af Perry Prete

Over several years, Ottawa Advanced Care Paramedic Ethan Tennant has been thrust from one mystery to another while trying to balance his work and personal life.

A NEW CENTURY, A NEW WAY TO DIE August 2000. Ethan Tennant, Tom Lister and Galen Hoese work together to catch the killer of your girls in the first summer of the new millennia. Young, innocent girls play in the summer heat, oblivious to the dangers around them, only to fall prey to the worst type of death possible. Parents, neighbours and the police are frustrated by the lack of progress on the case. Why is the killer always one step ahead of the police? The killer seems to know more than the police who are investigating the crimes. It's not until Ethan and his new girlfriend become involved, that the pieces of the puzzle begin to form a complete picture. But does anyone really want to see what has remained hidden for so long? Part one of .... ? AB says: "creepy, gotta go and lock my doors and turn on some lights..." KRB says: "A creepy psychological thriller that will never allow me to wear flowered patterns again" "The Things That Matter Most" takes place fourteen years before "All Good Things", the first in the Ethan Tennant series. "The Things That Matter Most" is a bolus, a little extra that adds to the characters and events in the past. These novellas will be released periodically and will continue from August 2000 to present day.

In the summer of 2000, Ethan Tennant, Tom Lister and Galen Hoese work together to catch the killer of young girls during the first summer of the new millennium. Young, innocent girls play in the summer heat, oblivious to the dangers around them, only to fall prey to the worst type of death possible. Parents, neighbours and the police are frustrated by the lack of progress on the case. The killer is always one step ahead of the police, and seems to know more than the police investigating the crimes. It's not until Ethan and his new girlfriend become involved that the pieces of the puzzle begin to form a complete picture. But does anyone really want to see what had remained hidden for so long?