Description:
Chessmaster and FBI consultant, Artemis Blythe, will have to keep her wits about her as she visits her old man, the Ghostkiller, in prison.
A notorious murderer who targeted seven women in the sleepy town of Pinelake.
Artemis only wants one thing: to discover if her sister, Helen, is still alive.
But her father is making moves of his own. And now, outside the walls of the prison, a giant of a killer is drowning the daughters of powerful men...
Artemis pits her wits against her father, this new killer, and anyone else in town who scorns her family name.
Brief description: Having worked on projects with New York Times and USA Today bestsellers, Georgia Wagner instantly hit #1 bestseller upon launching an individually penned series. Location and character are two big factors for Georgia, and getting those right allows the story to flow seamlessly onto the page. And flow it does, because Georgia is so prolific a new term is required to describe the rate at which nerve-tingling stories find their way into print. When not found attached to a laptop, Georgia likes spending time in local arboretums, among the trees and ponds. An avid cultivator of orchids, begonias, and all things floral, Georgia also has a strong penchant for art, paintings, and sculptures. A many-decades-long passion for mystery novels and years of chess tournament experience makes Georgia the perfect person to pen the Artemis Blythe series. That's where it all started, but the drive to craft thrilling mystery tales soon demanded new characters in new locations. Where will Georgia take you next?
Review Quotes:
"This is another cracking read from Georgia Wagner it is a well plotted well written serial killer thriller that keeps you guessing and page turning until the end. If you have a couple of hours to spare I highly recommend you dive into an Artemis Blyth book. You will not be disappointed."
"I'm already hitting the 'next in series' button."
"Book number two delivered as expected and then some. Can't wait to read more about Artemis Blythe. Thank you Georgia Wagner. From ghost writer to an awesome author in your own right."