Lonely women plus social media equals superior hunting grounds for a sadistic serial killer. He has remained under law enforcement's radar because he kills all over the country, not in a specific area. Suddenly, his sense of invulnerability is shattered by a an unlikely group of people who have been thrown together. They see him for what he is, and now he's the hunted one.
A thriller about an eclectic group of people who, by virtue of each's unique talents, are thrown together in order to find and stop a sadistic serial killer preying on young, single women he meets online. He lurks in the vastness of the Internet and has the means to go anywhere the hunting is good.
Laura, Bill, Sydney, and Amanda pool their individual talents to track him down using any means at their disposal. He's smart and practiced, he won't surrender without a fight. Lives are at stake. How many lives will be lost taking him down? More importantly, how many lives will be saved?
Excerpt
Chapter 17
Robert coolly drove the cab into the parking lot, stopping directly behind his car. Looking around to make sure no one was watching him, he opened the trunk, and quickly transferred Laura's unconscious body into it.
One plane after the other flew over the lot, either landing or taking off. Robert loved it. He sure didn't have to worry about his lovely friend screaming and creating a scene. No one could possibly hear her. He picked up a strand of her blonde hair and wound it around his finger.
"Still, Laura, it wouldn't be good if you woke up and started causing a ruckus, now, would it." He opened his suitcase lying next to her and took out his special tool kit. Removing a syringe containing sodium pentothal, he injected the yellow fluid into Laura's arm. Then, he took the roll of duct tape and secured her arms and legs. The last thing he did was place a strip of the gray, sticky tape over her mouth.
Opening the trunk of the taxi, Robert took out only the suitcases he supposed were Laura's. After all, it wouldn't be polite to take Bill's luggage, besides he wasn't a thief. Chuckling, he threw Laura's suitcases onto the back seat of his car, then bent down and blew a kiss in Laura's direction before slamming the trunk lid closed over her.
Professional Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars heart stopping, August 9, 2000
The sex is hot,the comedy is refreshing, the violence heartstopping,it takes you by suprise and tears out your heart! A great story!
5.0 out of 5 stars It's more than you think!, August 13, 2000
I was expecting a normal thriller. A few scares, good action and a good ending. I got a lot more than I thought I was getting. Ziperman and Zeller grabbed me, and grabbed me HARD, I spent an entire night awake reading the book through to the end, the lost sleep was worth it. The action was very good, I could almost smell the gun powder, and the sex was just as strong without being pornographic. Definately an adult book. The humor cracked me up and the story was very, very strong. I cheered at the end, and wanted more. I hope Ziperman and Zeller write another. If not with the same characters, then at least in the same style. It was a pleasant surprise finding this story. Bravo to these two.
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, November 24, 2000
I have never read a book like this. Laura and Bill were wonderful lead characters and Robert was a first class sicko villian. I couldn't put this book down! If you love a good physco thriller, you must get Password: Death. Cindy and Robin have out done themselves. I will be looking forward to more from these authors. Great job!
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