The Stranger You Know

By Andrea Kane

It begins with a chilling phone call. And ends with another girl dead. 

College-age girls with long red hair are being brutally murdered, posed like victims in a film noir. Each crime scene is eerily similar to the twisted fantasy of a serial offender now serving thirty years to lifea criminal brought to justice with the help of Casey Woods and her investigative team, Forensic Instincts. 

Call. Kill. Repeat. 

But the similarities are more than one psychopath's desire to outdo another. As more red-haired victims are added to the body count, it becomes clear that each one has been chosen because of a unique connection to Casey . 

Now the Forensic Instincts team must uncover the identity of a serial killer before his ever-tightening circle of death closes in on Casey, the ultimate target. As the stalker methodically moves in on his prey, his actions make two things clear: He knows everything about Casey. And he won't stop until she's dead.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Harlequin MIRA
• Release date: Apr 1, 2014
• ISBN: 9781460328583

Andrea Kane

Andrea Kane's groundbreaking romantic thriller, Run for Your Life, became an instant New York Times bestseller, paving the way for a series of smash hits featuring NYPD detective-turned-private investigator Pete "Monty" Montgomery, and now her current series features the dynamic FBI team of Special Agents Sloane Burbank and Derek Parker. With a worldwide following and novels published in sixteen countries, Kane is also the bestselling author of fourteen historical romances. She lives in New Jersey with her family, where she is learning new ways to sharpen her firearms and investigative skills like a true FBI special agent. Between target practices, she is researching and writing her next supercharged romantic thriller.

Reviews for The Stranger You Know

[Leena Aluru · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Apparently the saga is now completed. Thank God. This book is like a CSI in print. Very immature writing. The tech stuff was so annoying. In fact the entire was so impersonal I couldn't feel empathize with the victims. Overall a disappointment.