Mind Duels is a murder mystery trilogy. A blood thirsty killer ravages Somerset, New Jersey, leaving a trail of blood behind.
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Mind Duels is the first installment in the trilogy followed by Mind Duels-Breaking Point, with Mind Duels-Illumination completing the series.
The town of Somerset, New Jersey is rudely awakened with the recovery of Diane Summers’s body. Even more puzzling for the police are the items buried along with her. Furious over the loss of his close friend, Dianne Summers, Chief Williams promises her husband, Dr. Tyler Summers to avenge her death. He assigns an elite investigative team along with two FBI agents to search for clues. They work diligently burning the midnight oil, but despite their sophisticated equipment and testing, the killer always manages to stay one step ahead of them. Not only is the killer cold and calculating, but dauntless as he begins to play a mind game with the Chief.
The Chief’s fury grows as he receives another disturbing poem promising that the killings will continue.
...the killing continue
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After fastening his seatbelt, Jack reached inside his shirt pocket for his chewing gum; he hated when his ears popped. “Buckle up; we are ready for take off.”
Jackie smirked at his humorous imitation.
Just at the last minute, two tall rather well dressed men boarded the plane and looked around suspiciously. They approached one of the stewardesses. From his seat Jack could see them flashing their badges. Were they looking for someone, thought Jack? Or perhaps, just maybe, there was something wrong with the aircraft. Jack didn’t even want to think that their flight might be cancelled. They continued to walk down the aisle. Jack became increasingly restless.
“Well someone is certainly in trouble,” Jack surmised. Ironically, they stopped right in front of them.
“Miss Jackie Stolths?” the older gentleman with light gray hair asked in a firm tone.
When high school principal Jerry Egge is brutally murdered, Deputy sheriff Dave Jenkins begins an eerie investigation. Just about everyone in Soldier, Minnesota, is a suspect.
"Murder isn't usually this funny."
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