COMING SOON:from Writer’s Press--OBJECT OF HIS AFFECTION
Only weeks before the world turns its eyes on the River City of Louisville, Kentucky, in anticipation of the Kentucky Derby, a succession of grisly murders marks the beginning of a serial killer’s rampage. As a terrorized city holds its breath, Detective Ross Burke must find a way to get into the mind of a homicidal maniac whose cryptic, personalized message, carved into his victims’ chests, leads Ross through a maze of twisted psychological games where even those close to him become suspect
But when the killer’s advances stray chillingly close to home, Ross must decide just how far he’ll go to protect the Object Of His Affection.
ISBN: 0-595-1925-05
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
T. L. Gray has ties to local FOP #14 through her husband, Pinky Gray--who helped provide essential research detail for the book. “I’m married to a cop, who else was I going to ask about this twisted stuff?”

Among others, the book is dedicated to those men and women of this most noble profession, who willing put their lives on the line, each and every day, regardless of the stress it causes them and their families, so that we may all sleep peacefully at night.

Recently, a local magazine featuring local women and their careers, Today’s Woman, interviewed T. L. Gray. One of the hardest things about this job? Getting time alone to actually complete the book. The article will appear in the September Issue. Pick up your free copy at Kroger; bookstores.

A GRITTY READ
This isn‘t you‘re average whodunit. Object Of His Affection is a gritty tale of just how bad life can get for a cop on the edge, especially if a serial killer is hanging around.
Of course, the book isn’t without humor and satyr. The book features a snitch named Swoozie, a career perp named Tommy Lee (who does things you can’t imagine with women’s underwear), and a bad-tempered, impatient detective named Ross Burke, whose life, at present, is pretty much already in the toilet. Put away your prejudice and aspirations of what is politically correct.
“I’m not politically correct, why should my books be any different?” Murder, sex, mystery, and cops--what more could you want in a crime thriller?
You can visit T. L. Gray at http://www.authorsden.com/tlgray and read a sample from the book or drop her a line at tlgray31@aol.com.

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