Black Lace (VICAP Book #6)

Flynn and Tanner flirt with death and a woman who lives to kill.

They call her the Huntress. Her turf is the singles bars and the back streets of broken dreams. She comes on fast and gets right down to her lethal business. So many men. So little time.

Special Agents Flynn and Tanner are veterans in the war against crime. They’re trained in the psychology of bloodshed. But something’s strange about this grisly string of slayings. Experts say that savage serial murderers are never women. The evidence says the experts are wrong. Flynn’s betting his life on it.

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Though this series is fiction, VICAP is a real organization initially conceived in the late 1960s when the crimes of the Boston Strangler, Charles Manson, and other “motiveless” killers began to make national headlines. The case files of Special Agents Flynn and Tanner are a scorching record of brutal crime. Their Los Angeles is an urban nightmare ruled by psychotic lords of violence. But VICAP agents are tough and relentless—they never give up.