The Art of Fear
A page-turning private investigator thriller
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Publisher Description
A FEARLESS DETECTIVE. A STOLEN CHILD. A KILLER JUST GETTING STARTED.
From USA Today bestselling author Pamela Crane comes a terrifying tale of small-town secrets and murder.
Ari Wilburn’s life ended long ago—the day she watched her little sister die in a tragic accident and did nothing to stop it. Crippled with self-blame and resented by her parents, she stumbles through life … and onto an unexpected clue that casts doubt on whether the death was accidental.
Now a psychological wreck, Ari joins a suicide support group where she meets Tina, a sex-enslaved escapee whose daughter is missing and her long-lost father dead. Suicide, police ruled it. But Tina suspects foul play. As a bond develops between the women in their shared loss, they’re dragged into playing a dangerous game with a killer.
A serial killer with a deadly message.
Faced with a murderous wake-up call and two possibly linked deaths, Ari’s investigation puts her next on the killer’s list. But she’s never been one to back down from a fight.
Needing closure, Ari must face her demons and the killer behind them … or lose everything she loves.
“If Dexter and Gone Girl had a love child, this would be it.” – reader review
"Perfect for fans of Robert Bryndza and Melinda Leigh, Pamela Crane introduces a mind-twist that takes everything you love about thrillers, pushes it outside the box, and electrifies you with clever prose and a plot that will terrify you. A must-read thriller…” – Southern Editor Reviews
Customer Reviews
Chilling thriller that touches on foster care and sex trafficking
Combining delicious prose that draws you in, Crane creates unique characters. The protagonist reveals glimpses of her life in the foster care system, which create for a character we can connect with on a new level,
Given intimate access into a serial killer’s head, the plot unfolds with delicious chills and thrills as the killer hunts...and is hunted.
Outstanding plot. Compelling characters. Great writing. An easy 5 stars and I’ve already preordered the next book.
The Art of Fear.
Very well written. I loved the characters, especially Ari. Many of society’s issues - dysfunctional families, mental illness, human trafficking - were realistically portrayed.
A very good read that was hard to put down.