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Murder Canyon
Ardis Jensen, forensic psychologist turned campus
counselor, thought she’d left the grim world of serial
killers far behind until a mutilated body is found in a
nearby canyon. This grisly discovery shatters her
tranquil rural community and embroils her in the
police investigation. As the list of unsavory suspects
grows, Ardis finds herself entangled in a web of
deceit, sexual misconduct and violence. Neighbors try
to hide dark secrets and the university tenaciously
conceals the skeletons in its closets. As she draws
closer to the truth, the killer knows he must keep
Ardis from divulging his lethal deeds by taking her to
the deadly canyon.
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Ardis Jensen, forensic psychologist turned campus
counselor, thought she’d left the grim world of serial
killers far behind until a mutilated body is found in a
nearby canyon. This grisly discovery shatters her
tranquil rural community and embroils her in the
police investigation. As the list of unsavory suspects
grows, Ardis finds herself entangled in a web of
deceit, sexual misconduct and violence. Neighbors try
to hide dark secrets and the university tenaciously
conceals the skeletons in its closets. As she draws
closer to the truth, the killer knows he must keep
Ardis from divulging his lethal deeds by taking her to
the deadly canyon.
Click here to read reviews about Murder Canyon
Excerpt: "As Ardis walked
away, she cringed at seeing
Nigel Ransome’s black
Lincoln pull into his pothole-
marked driveway. He smiled
thinly as he noticed her. She
gave him a half-hearted wave
but didn’t stop to talk. Nigel
always made her feel edgy,
threatened, as though he were
hiding a guilty secret. Since
his wife had left, his curtains
were always drawn. She
wondered what was going on
behind them."
away, she cringed at seeing
Nigel Ransome’s black
Lincoln pull into his pothole-
marked driveway. He smiled
thinly as he noticed her. She
gave him a half-hearted wave
but didn’t stop to talk. Nigel
always made her feel edgy,
threatened, as though he were
hiding a guilty secret. Since
his wife had left, his curtains
were always drawn. She
wondered what was going on
behind them."
| Copyright (C) 2007 Joan Blacher |
Murder Canyon
Zumaya Publications
Trade paperback
ISBN # 1-894869-64-8
Zumaya Publications
Trade paperback
ISBN # 1-894869-64-8
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