Desperation Point: A Nail-biting Serial Killer Thriller

by Malcolm Richards

Overview

Book 2 of 3

It began with The Cove. Now the suspense continues in the second book of the Devil's Cove trilogy.

Devil's Cove used to be a safe place to live. Until a serial killer was caught hiding behind a familiar face.

As the Cornish community reels in shock, missing teen Cal Anderson has been implicated in the murders. Desperate for answers, his mother Carrie is determined to track him down. But so is someone else...

Crime writer Aaron Black has arrived in town. His career is in ruins and he's determined to save it by writing a bestseller about the killings. But he needs Cal, and he'll do anything to find him - even if it means endangering lives.

Because there's more to the horrifying truth than anyone can imagine. And for Carrie and her family, the real nightmare is only just beginning.

*****

Praise for the Devil's Cove trilogy

"Downright chilling." - Tranquility Book Reviews

"Gets your heart racing." - Reading Out Loud

"A real page-turner leading you deep into a dark and terrifying world." - Readers' Favorite

"Be prepared for a spine-tingling intense read. I was riveted to the pages." - A Wonderful World of Words

"Packed with intrigue, deception, tension twists and turns. A must read!" - SJ's Book Blog

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163058341
Publisher:	Storm House Books
Publication date:	08/10/2018
Series:	The Devil's Cove Trilogy , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	103,876
File size:	500 KB

About the Author

Malcolm Richards crafts stories to keep you guessing from the edge of your seat. He is the author of several crime thrillers and mystery novels, including the PI Blake Hollow series, the award-nominated Devil’s Cove trilogy, and the Emily Swanson series. Many of his books are set in Cornwall, where he was born and raised.

Before becoming a full-time writer, Malcolm worked for many years in the special education sector, teaching and supporting children with complex needs. After living in London for two decades, he has now settled in the Somerset countryside with his partner and a cat named Sukey.