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Jennifer Dornbush

Jennifer Dornbush

  • Emily Hartford is back in Chicago, ready to move forward and leave the past behind, until an unexpected request for help sends her deep into an investigation—and into the path of a killer.

    Seventeen months after the Parkman case and Dr. Emily Hartford has returned to Chicago to finish her surgical residency with her mentor Dr. Claiborne. Out of the blue she is contacted by Solange McClelland, the only survivor of a triple homicide that claimed her twin brother and both her parents. That was thirteen years ago, and while Emily doesn’t know the details she’s familiar with the case from her father’s files—as one of the few cases he never solved.

    As Solange is compelled to revisit her family’s fate, she turns to Emily for help, believing that the autopsy reports might hold clues to catching the killer. But the renewed investigation places both women in the crosshairs of a dangerous murderer determined to finish what they started, and they must solve the mystery of why Solange’s family was killed before she becomes the final victim.

  • Featuring a new Jack Reacher story by Andrew Child!

    A dangerous drifter, a hired gun, a grisly corpse—you never know who you’ll run into at the Hotel California.

    Eight deliciously talented mystery authors have lent their skills of crafting murder and suspense to this collection of gripping short stories. Each of these eight provocative tales is designed to entertain and mystify—and maybe even chill you to your core. Get lost in the wild imaginations of such New York Times bestselling writers as Andrew Child, Heather Graham, Reed Farrel Coleman, and John Gilstrap, plus authors Rick Bleiweiss, Jennifer Graeser Dornbush, Amanda Flower, and Don Bruns. From the titular tale “Hotel California” to a new, original Jack Reacher adventure, these stories have a little something for every mystery lover.

    Go ahead. Check in, enjoy some room service, and stay until the very last tantalizing page. Just don’t forget to search the closet or behind the curtains.