Bøger af Rothya James

In the heart of the city's art scene, a chilling series of murders unfolds, targeting accomplished women marked with macabre echoes of the three wise monkeys: see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Despite differing backgrounds, a haunting connection draws each victim to the Vision Gallery.As detectives delve into the metropolitan undercurrents, they unravel a tapestry of vice - art forgery, illicit drugs, and seduction - all roads leading back to the gallery, a nexus of dark dealings. With every victim, they piece together a puzzle that gradually reveals a sinister portrait of broken designs.This is no ordinary thriller; it's a sophisticated narrative of intrigue where every clue is a brushstroke, and each discovery paints a picture steeped in deception and corruption. The detectives navigate through chaos, inching closer to a revelation that promises to be as startling as the crimes themselves.

In the heart of the city's art scene, a chilling series of murders unfolds, targeting accomplished women marked with macabre echoes of the three wise monkeys: see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Despite differing backgrounds, a haunting connection draws each victim to the Vision Gallery.As detectives delve into the metropolitan undercurrents, they unravel a tapestry of vice - art forgery, illicit drugs, and seduction - all roads leading back to the gallery, a nexus of dark dealings. With every victim, they piece together a puzzle that gradually reveals a sinister portrait of broken designs.This is no ordinary thriller; it's a sophisticated narrative of intrigue where every clue is a brushstroke, and each discovery paints a picture steeped in deception and corruption. The detectives navigate through chaos, inching closer to a revelation that promises to be as startling as the crimes themselves.

Murders occur, leaving a string of pristine remains for the police. They have no visible injuries except for two curious incisions on the neck. It appears the victims were attacked by a vampire. The bodies are left without blood, the lack of which is what killed them another fact that points to a vampire. Baffled police wonder if they need wooden stakes instead of guns for their investigation. And so begins the bizarre case of bloodless corpses for detectives Dobbs and Degree. They also follow an intriguing trail of keys that seem to connect the public buildings where the murders take place. How does the intruder enter these buildings