Dark Design
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As she began to lose consciousness, she realized that she’d just made a very serious mistake. . . .
She tried to call out for help, but she couldn’t see anyone on the shore.
There was no one to save her.
When Erin Delaney learns that a serial killer has mimicked the murder portrayed in her bestselling novel, she joins her friend Kaely Quinn-Hunter, a former FBI profiler, in Virginia. Their reunion, only a few months after fending off an eerie killer in the woods of Tennessee, is bittersweet, as Kaely has been tasked by the FBI to recruit Erin’s help to identify a suspect. The FBI’s team is stumped by the murderer who re-creates killings from the books of multiple authors, with only ominous notes left behind. As Erin is drawn further into the web of fear and chaos, Kaely begins to fear for Erin’s safety.
On top of tracking down a murderer, Erin must shoulder the weight of a haunted past and claims that she stole the plot of her novel from one of her sources. As she struggles on multiple fronts, the enemy looms closer than ever–and Erin’s life hangs in the balance.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780764243370
ISBN10: 0764243373
Nancy Mehl
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2025
Erin Delaney Mysteries # 2
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
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