Victor Sloane (22 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - He profiled killers for a living. He never expected to be the subject.FBI profiler Jonah Reed has spent his career studying ritual violence from the outside, clinical, controlled, unreachable. When a body is found posed with gold-painted eyelids, the staging mirrors a case from his past: a ritualistic killer who supposedly died during arrest nine years ago.But this is not a copycat. Someone has accessed sealed evidence, preserved the original's formula like a holy relic, and placed in the victim's pocket a fragment of a letter Jonah burned alone, years ago.The killer isn't recreating the past. He's been studying Jonah Reed for two decades, mapping his psychology, archiving his secrets, building toward a final confrontation that has always been the destination.As victims accumulate and the investigation closes around him, Jonah is forced to confront not only who is doing this, but what they know about him that he does not know about himself.A psychological duel between a profiler and the man who has spent a lifetime profiling him.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A murdered man. A silent bell. An unfinished peal that should have stayed buried.Detective Inspector Ruth Calder has spent twenty-seven years avoiding the sound of cathedral bells.Then a body is found at the foot of Elmsford Cathedral's tower, hands folded around a muted hand-bell. No visible wounds. No signs of struggle. Only fresh rope-burn marks scored into the stone, and the chilling sound of half-muffled bells ringing from an empty chamber above.Ruth knows the sound. She grew up in that tower.When a second victim is discovered, then a third, each staged with bell-ringing symbols and fragments of red-and-white rope, Ruth realizes the killer is not choosing victims at random. The murders are following a method, a precise change-ringing sequence called Elmsford Surprise Major.The last time that method was rung, a young man fell from the cathedral tower and died.The official record called it an accident. Ruth knows it was not that simple.As the killings move closer to the people who were present that night, Ruth is forced back into the room she fled as a teenager, the ringing chamber where her father led the band, her brother stood silent, and one unfinished peal became a lie that lasted nearly three decades.Now someone is completing the sequence in blood.And Ruth may be one of the bells.The Muffled Peal is a dark psychological serial killer thriller featuring ritual murders, buried secrets, police procedural tension, and a chilling cathedral mystery. Perfect for readers who enjoy cerebral crime fiction, profiler-style suspense, and ritual killer thrillers.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He profiled killers for a living. He never expected to be the subject.FBI profiler Jonah Reed has spent his career studying ritual violence from the outside, clinical, controlled, unreachable. When a body is found posed with gold-painted eyelids, the staging mirrors a case from his past: a ritualistic killer who supposedly died during arrest nine years ago.But this is not a copycat. Someone has accessed sealed evidence, preserved the original's formula like a holy relic, and placed in the victim's pocket a fragment of a letter Jonah burned alone, years ago.The killer isn't recreating the past. He's been studying Jonah Reed for two decades, mapping his psychology, archiving his secrets, building toward a final confrontation that has always been the destination.As victims accumulate and the investigation closes around him, Jonah is forced to confront not only who is doing this, but what they know about him that he does not know about himself.A psychological duel between a profiler and the man who has spent a lifetime profiling him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The diner is empty at dawn.Coffee still warm. Plates half-eaten. Chairs pulled back as if every patron stood at the same moment and simply ceased to exist. No signs of struggle. No blood. Nothing broken.Just a cassette tape in the kitchen, labelled PLAY ME.Sheriff Callie Hart has protected Harrowfield her entire career. She knows every face, every routine, every locked door in a town where nothing changes. But the voice on the tape knows things about her childhood that no stranger should, the colour of her bedroom wallpaper, the arguments her parents had on Thursday nights, the word her father said in his sleep the summer a boy vanished from Camp Briarwood.The summer her father sealed the case file and never spoke of it again.Now residents are disappearing from locked rooms. Each scene is pristine and staged. Each holds a playing card. The cards correspond to roles in a children's game once played at the camp, a game of secret identities and elimination called King's Table. Someone is replaying it, round by round, and the pattern leads back to a circle of chairs in a cabin in the woods and the night seven adults decided that silence was easier than the truth.As the game escalates, Callie confronts a choice that mirrors her father's: protect the family legacy, or expose the cover-up that made everything possible. The killer is patient, methodical, and has been inside the walls of her town for years. He doesn't want blood. He wants a reckoning.And the final round requires the Sheriff to sit at the table.PLAY ME AT THE DINER is a dark, psychologically immersive serial killer thriller about inherited guilt, institutional failure, and the games we play with the people we're supposed to protect. For readers of Chris Carter, Karin Slaughter, and Robert Dugoni. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He profiled killers for a living. He never expected to be the subject.FBI profiler Jonah Reed has spent his career studying ritual violence from the outside, clinical, controlled, unreachable. When a body is found posed with gold-painted eyelids, the staging mirrors a case from his past: a ritualistic killer who supposedly died during arrest nine years ago.But this is not a copycat. Someone has accessed sealed evidence, preserved the original's formula like a holy relic, and placed in the victim's pocket a fragment of a letter Jonah burned alone, years ago.The killer isn't recreating the past. He's been studying Jonah Reed for two decades, mapping his psychology, archiving his secrets, building toward a final confrontation that has always been the destination.As victims accumulate and the investigation closes around him, Jonah is forced to confront not only who is doing this, but what they know about him that he does not know about himself.A psychological duel between a profiler and the man who has spent a lifetime profiling him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A murdered man. A silent bell. An unfinished peal that should have stayed buried.Detective Inspector Ruth Calder has spent twenty-seven years avoiding the sound of cathedral bells.Then a body is found at the foot of Elmsford Cathedral's tower, hands folded around a muted hand-bell. No visible wounds. No signs of struggle. Only fresh rope-burn marks scored into the stone, and the chilling sound of half-muffled bells ringing from an empty chamber above.Ruth knows the sound. She grew up in that tower.When a second victim is discovered, then a third, each staged with bell-ringing symbols and fragments of red-and-white rope, Ruth realizes the killer is not choosing victims at random. The murders are following a method, a precise change-ringing sequence called Elmsford Surprise Major.The last time that method was rung, a young man fell from the cathedral tower and died.The official record called it an accident. Ruth knows it was not that simple.As the killings move closer to the people who were present that night, Ruth is forced back into the room she fled as a teenager, the ringing chamber where her father led the band, her brother stood silent, and one unfinished peal became a lie that lasted nearly three decades.Now someone is completing the sequence in blood.And Ruth may be one of the bells.The Muffled Peal is a dark psychological serial killer thriller featuring ritual murders, buried secrets, police procedural tension, and a chilling cathedral mystery. Perfect for readers who enjoy cerebral crime fiction, profiler-style suspense, and ritual killer thrillers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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