Category: Mystery/Suspense Type: Fiction
Pages: 273
Copyright: Feb 15 2001
A local prison psychologist discovers her true colours as a formidable profiler when faced with her former mentor, a once celebrated Oxford criminologist (and later revealed serial murderer) now being questioned for his possible involvement in copycat crimes being committed.
[NOTE: Cover art base artwork inspired by works of Mary Kline-Misol's Alice Series. I do not possess any rights to these works and use them respectfully with due credit given to the artist.]
Murders similar to those once committed by the now incarcerated Dr. Penderan Fauste begin to occur in New England. The cavalier FBI Special Agent Dalston Lockwood is placed in charge of the investigation but is curiously denied access to Fauste. Riley Wingate, however, now a crime scene specialist, then a student of Dr. Fauste's, seems his perfect solution. As the race to apprehend The Cheshire Cat continues, it becomes increasingly evident to Lockwood that Wingate is being far from forthright regarding her former associations with Dr. Fauste. Soon the evidence forces her to examine that her secrecy may prove deadly. In a crime-ridden world turned-upside-down from a descent into Wonderland, only the vigilant survive.
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