Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can really kill you... 👀🔪

The graveyard of the New Hope Baptist Church in Juniper, Oregon should be a peaceful place, but when two teenagers are found murdered in the prime of their lives, the horror-story begins.

I have seen plenty of shocking things as a police detective, but this is the kind of scene that you never, ever forget.

We discover a tatty paperback, written by bestselling crime author, Amy Gallaty, and learn that its pages have been used as a blueprint for murder. But by who and why? Diving into Amy’s past we try to discover why this killer is targeting her novels. Is she as innocent as she claims or is the motive far more sinister?

When the murderer strikes again, mirroring yet another of Amy's plots, it becomes clear that someone smart, ruthless, and obsessed is pulling the strings and will not stop until we stop them.

Rebecca Angell is back in a darker tale that pulls no punches, as she takes on a sadistic killer with a chilling agenda.

This book was previously published as Dead Write and D for Dead

What everyone is saying about the Detective Rebecca Angell series:

'I was grabbed from page 1 - brilliant! Rebecca Angell is back - and better than ever!' – Valerie Keogh

Angell and Hickock – the new team on the block. A serial killer story with a difference. Brilliant story, excellent characters. Five stars from me’ – Anita Waller

‘This book has it all. A well-constructed plot, twists and turns, look away moments and heart pounding scenes of suspense, then the finale I was waiting for, when the light dawned, leaving my jaw on the floor. ’ - Patricia Dixon

A fantastic rollercoaster of as story– well written and meticulously planned to cover the murderers’ tracks – highly recommended’ - Amanda James

'kept me gripped until the end'- Reader Review

'recommend to any fan of detective or crime fiction'- Reader Review

'Excellent storytelling, turns and twists and good mystery' - Reader Review

'Brilliant edge if your seat crime novel couldn't put it down' - Reader Review