You Belong To Me (The Baltimore Series Book 1)
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A killer is branding his victims with numbers.
How many will he kill before he's stopped?
YOU BELONG TO ME is the compulsive first instalment in the Baltimore series, by Sunday Times bestselling author Karen Rose.
'Page-turning' SUNDAY EXPRESS
'An engrossing read which fans of crime thrillers will love' NEWS OF THE WORLD
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You can't escape... you belong to me.
When forensic pathologist Lucy Trask stumbles across a mutilated body in her local Baltimore park, its face unrecognisable, her sole concern is that it might be her old school teacher Mr Pugh.
But the victim is actually another man from her past. Who killed him and why he was left for Lucy to find is unclear but what appears to be a number "1" burned into his back indicates that this corpse won't be the killer's last victim.
When a second branded body is discovered, Detective JD Fitzpatrick and Lucy are forced to ask themselves how many more lives are at risk. Can they solve the killer's gruesome puzzle before his thirst for revenge is complete?
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Praise for Karen Rose:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'This again was another excellent thriller from Karen Rose, it kept me up till the early hours not wanting to put the book down'
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'Well written, great characters, tight plot and suspense from beginning to end. A seriously good story'
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'If you love books that are gripping from the beginning with twist and turns You Belong To Me is the book for you. With romance, violence and general suspense, I would recommend to anyone'
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'Another fabulous read. Gripping storyline from a fantastic author'
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
When Baltimore medical examiner Lucy Trask finds herself at the center of a dizzying swirl of murders in Rose's turn-off-your-cellphone-settle-in-for-the-night page-turner, Trask turns to super-hunk Det. J.D. Fitzpatrick for counsel and protection. The only problem is that in order to get his help and solve the murders the reticent ME has to let loose some of her most private secrets. It doesn't matter that Fitzpatrick revs her engine anytime he's near. The good doctor has deep-seated trust issues, some that go back to the incident that may have inspired the current spate of mutilation murders committed by a demonic sadist who won't let go. But as bodies pile up in Trask's morgue, secrets are exposed in more ways than one. Rose (Silent Scream) doesn't allow her luxurious characterizations to get in the way of a wicked good plot that grabs hold and maintains tension from beginning to end.
