No One To Hear You Scream Book Tour
After
the death of his wife New Orleans police officer Sam Sebastian starts trailing
the man responsible for her murder. He leaves his son with his grandmother and
goes in search of the killer. FBI agent Cole Davidson is also on the trail of
this killer and he wants Sam to back off, but Sam can’t back off. He wants
justice for Chloe’s death.
Cole catches up with Sam in Baton
Rouge after another woman, Sable Willows goes missing. She is the same type as
the other victims and Sam tells the police that unless they find her soon all
they will find is a body.
Cole lends new information to the
case. He’s been after this killer for seven years. He has reason to believe the
killer is traveling by boat up and down the Mississippi River. He also thinks
the reason Sam’s wife was murdered was because Sam was getting too close to the
killer and the killer wanted to stop him from catching him.
Sable manages to escape from her
abductor but is injured in the process. She goes straight to the police. The
police put her in the hospital but after a late night visit from the killer
Sable escapes the hospital. He tells Sable during his visit that he can get to
her anytime and anyplace.
The next morning two separate
incidences suggest to Sam that Cole is not who he says he is. Two different
people claim to know Cole as someone else, one is a waitress, the other is a
business man who claims he has dealt with Cole as another man. Sam thinks Cole
is hiding his true motive and the evidence points directly at Cole being the
very killer they are looking for.
Cole must defend himself by
revealing the fact that the killer is his cousin Tanner Briggs. Now Sam
questions Cole’s reasons for investigating the case and knows that Cole is
hiding yet more information on his cousin.
Sable is found but before they can
get any information from her the killer strikes again, this time not only
murdering Sable but also the police officer in charge of her safety.
Sam receives a letter from the
killer with a hidden message inside. When he rushes to Sable’s bedside he
interrupts the killer and ends up with the killer’s trademark left on his
chest. This killer’s signature is to carve a drawing on his victims’ backs and
until now, no one has been able to understand what the killer is trying to say.
Cole offers an explanation.
Sam’s suspicions are raised again.
Cole seems to only give them enough information at one time to satisfy their
present needs. He thinks Cole knows more than he’s telling.
Then Sam gets bad news from home,
someone has taken his six year old son and Sam knows Tanner Briggs has taken
his son, in yet another attempt to get him off this case. Sam and Cole decide
to travel the river to see if they can catch up with Tanner.
Cole thinks he knows where Tanner
will go. His grandfather owned a farm on the bank of the river near a town
called Hannibal, Missouri. The element of surprise is on their side and they
almost catch up with him twice but Tanner switches boats and makes it to the
farm before they can get there.
When Sam and Cole get to the farm
Sam gets Tanner in the sites of his gun but Cole allows his cousin to escape.
Something Tanner tells him has Cole fearing for his families lives. They make a
mad dash for Cole’s family in St. Louis only to find them safe. The same can’t
be said
for Tanner’s parents and younger brothers. They are missing and Cole and Sam
find signs of a struggle at their house.
Sam and Cole go back to the farm and
on the way Cole is taken hostage by Tanner. Now Sam must find a way to free
Cole and get his son back before Tanner kills them both.
In a faceoff it isn’t Sam or Cole
that shots Tanner but his own father. When the local police get there they make
a shocking discovery. Tanner’s body is gone! Sam finds evidence that Tanner was
wearing a bullet proof vest and it’s up to Sam and Cole to track him down once
and for all.
In the end it’s Sam that finds him
and Sam isn’t left with a choice. Tanner choses to die
rather than go to jail. Sam is glad that Tanner’s reign of terror is over and
all he wants to do is take his son home.
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My Review
I received
a copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review. A fantastic suspenseful novel! Police officer Sam Sebastian's wife was tragically
murdered. In order to protect the last
of his family, he must catch this killer.
Joined by FBI agent Cole Davidson, they begin a manhunt for this crazy
serial killer. Soon, questions begin to
arise about Cole, and as Sam begins to wonder if he can really trust him. This was so great, I read it in one day! K. J. Dahlen have woven an intricate suspense
novel with so many twists and turns, you cannot put it down as you want to see
what happens next. This book is a
winner, if you like suspense novels then this is certainly a must read!
About The Author
I love to
create characters and put them in a troubling situation then sit back and let
them do all the work. My characters surprise even me at times. At some point in
the book they take on a life of their own and the twists and turns they create
becomes the story. Of all the stories I could write I found I like mystery/thrillers
the best. I like to keep my readers guessing until the very end of the book.
My book
titles are: Bones, The Darkness Within, Meghan’s Legacy, Shadow Chaser, Witness, Secrets and Lies,
Legacy of Murder, The Unknown Son, The Prophet, No One to Hear You Scream,
Bradbury Inn, Murderous Intent, Wrong Number, Fall from Grace, The House on
Berkley Street.
My next books
coming out are, Cards Of Sin, Blood Memories, Phoenix Rising. A Murder in her Past has been accepted but
not started going through the editing process yet.
Cards of Sin
will be out August 10th and Blood Memories will be released sometime in August. I’m waiting on the test
copy now.
I’m not sure
when Phoenix Rising will be out. It was supposed to come out in Sept. Xchyler
recently got a new Editor and everything has to go through her.
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This sounds like a book I would really enjoy. I will have to check it out when things slow down.
ReplyDeleteI will add this to my to read list! I read a lot in the winter. Thanks for sharing!
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