The Chameleon

by Peter Guthrie

Overview

Homicide detective Janet Barlow has problems. Her parents disapprove of her career choice, her male colleagues are almost all hostile, and her new partner is the biggest jerk in the Cambridge (MA) Police Department. To make matters worse, she can’t remember the last time she had sex. But Janet’s problems are just beginning. When young women start showing up naked with their necks snapped, she knows she’s not looking at a routine killer. And when the FBI is called in on the case, she must add an arrogant federal agent to her list of headaches. Now if she could only get her mother to stop leaving those annoying messages on her answering machine.

THE CHAMELEON shifts back and forth between Janet’s point of view and those of the serial killer and his victims. It is a compelling mixture of sex, violence, humor, and suspense.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013289192
Publisher:	Erdington Press
Publication date:	10/19/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	254 KB

About the Author

Now a psychotherapist, Peter Guthrie has an extensive background in literature, including an MA in American Studies. While teaching English at a private school in Boston, he co-edited a short story anthology (LITTLE WORLDS) and co-wrote a three-volume grammar series (RULES OF THE GAME). He has also worked as an editor in educational publishing and published freelance articles in a variety of local newspapers. An avid reader of murder mysteries and crime fiction, Guthrie’s knowledge of both literature and psychology makes him uniquely qualified to write a psychological thriller.