Alex MacLean

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Season Of Murder (Detective Allan Stanton Book 6)

A frozen body. A cryptic Bible verse. A killer dispensing divine justice.

When a body is discovered frozen on Georges Island, Detective Allan Stanton is called to a crime scene unlike any he’s ever encountered.

Days later, a second victim turns up at York Redoubt, bearing another cryptic biblical message. As more victims are discovered across a...

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The Quiet That Followed

Book #5 from the series: Detective Allan Stanton

IN HALIFAX’S UNDERWORLD,
INNOCENCE IS CURRENCY—
AND BLOOD IS THE COST.

Detective Audra Price thought she knew her city.
Then a teenage girl is murdered,
and a hidden world of predators and lies surfaces.

Every clue is dangerous.
Every secret could kill.
And this darkness could consume her city—
and everyone she swore to protect.

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Into Thin Air

Book #4 from the series: Detective Allan Stanton

Seven people missing.
One cop dead.
Detective Audra Price knows it’s all connected—but how?

As she begins to piece this mystery together, she soon finds herself embroiled in an investigation that will upend her life.

Clues lead her to believe other cops are involved. But getting to the truth has just become that much harder and more dangerous....

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A frozen body. A cryptic Bible verse. A killer dispensing divine justice.

When a body is discovered frozen on Georges Island, Detective Allan Stanton is called to a crime scene unlike any he's ever encountered.

Days later, a second victim turns up at York Redoubt,...

Prologue

It seemed like nothing more than an ordinary phone call.

It was early in 1996. I was living with my grandmother and my uncle Ralph in a small apartment, and the afternoon had been much like any other. A radio played softly in the background while I sat in the living room, reading. We never had cable television; the radio was always enough. Looking back, I’ve often wondered why neither my grandmother and Ralph bothered getting it—it would have given them something to do during those...

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