Silenced
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He cared about victims, but didn’t wear his compassion on his sleeve like she did.Six blind mice.Were there six victims? Was Nicole the first? The last? Would there be more to come?See how they run.Lucy had studied killers of all stripes in both criminal psychology coursework and on her own. Her life had brought her face-to-face with evil many times: her cousin’s murder when they were seven, her brothers and sister in law enforcement talking bluntly about their jobs, when she was raped at eighte...en. Then years of schooling and internships studying crimes and criminals. She had a gift—or a curse—for getting into the heads of both killers and victims.This killer was taunting someone, but the message didn’t seem to be directed at police. It was almost an internal thought on his part, a private joke.Six blind mice.The children’s rhyme only had three mice, so six seemed especially important, a signal to law enforcement or a threat. A rat could mean the victim had said something to police.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cared about victims, but didn’t wear his compassion on his sleeve like she did.Six blind mice.Were there six victims? Was Nicole the first? The last? Would there be more to come?See how they run.Lucy had studied killers of all stripes in both criminal psychology coursework and on her own. Her life had brought her face-to-face with evil many times: her cousin’s murder when they were seven, her brothers and sister in law enforcement talking bluntly about their jobs, when she was raped at eighte...en. Then years of schooling and internships studying crimes and criminals. She had a gift—or a curse—for getting into the heads of both killers and victims.This killer was taunting someone, but the message didn’t seem to be directed at police. It was almost an internal thought on his part, a private joke.Six blind mice.The children’s rhyme only had three mice, so six seemed especially important, a signal to law enforcement or a threat. A rat could mean the victim had said something to police.
What to read after Silenced?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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