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Detective Kate Covington Series By Billie Reece

A Lullaby In The Dark

A Southern Crime Thriller

Ten years ago, a child serial killer—dubbed the Lullaby Man—confessed to abducting and murdering four young girls.

Now in a maximum-security psychiatric hospital in East Tennessee, he’s visited regularly by Kate Covington, the detective who put him there, who won’t close the investigation until the remains of the first victim are found.

Then a little girl goes missing while hiking in the woods with her dad, and Kate is called in to help. The evidence is chillingly familiar—the same photo of the girl’s tear-stained face, a letter with the same message, a smiley face, an old doll.

Did they lock up the wrong guy? Is it a copycat crime? Or is something more sinister at play?

Each turn of the investigation brings more questions than answers, and Kate and her team have limited time to figure out who kidnapped the girl.

Is the real Lullaby Man about to claim his next victim?



Review: 
A great story of the trial of human nature. Filled with dark twists and the edge of your seat moments pulling you through each page as you try to figure out what will happen next. How will the case be solved or will it? I'm excited for this series, I can't wait to see where it goes from here! 


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