pstrongShe sees his face all the time-eyes open, eyes closed, it doesn't matter. When no one's around, she lets herself sink into her fear. He came for her once he could come for her again.strongppstrong strongppstrongWhen a sixty-eight-year-old woman is found dead outside the hospital in a wheelchair with an anti-abortion sign strapped to its back, Detective Madison Knight expects it to be an open-and-shut case.strong On the surface, there are no signs of foul play, but the deeper she digs, the suspicious death turns into a homicide. Just as the victim is identified as Faye Duncan, strongtwo more bodies turn up-Faye's niece and a homeless man.strongppstrong strongppstrongMadison doesn't buy that a serial killer is on the loose, despite the conviction with which her ex-fianc and fellow detective try to convince their superior. She sees the vagrant as sadly nothing more than collateral damage in a much bigger picture-but what motive for murder could span generationsstrongppstrong strong