The Night Crawler

If your door is locked, you are safe. If you leave it unlocked, you've just invited him in.

In Annapolis, Kelly Sandling is alone in the field for the first time — tracking a killer who follows a logic nobody can predict. An unlocked door is an invitation. A window left ajar is a plea. They call him The Night Crawler. And he believes he's saving the people he kills.

At the same time, detectives are dying in Baltimore. Ruled suicides — every one of them. But they all worked the same kind of case. And the methods don't add up.

Augustine Carver and his team start pulling on the threads. What connects these deaths? What did these detectives know? And why is someone making sure they can't talk?

Two investigations. Two killers. One question Carver can't shake: what if they're hunting the same person from different angles?

Grab your copy of The Night Crawler now — and lock the doors tonight.

For readers of Thomas Harris, James Patterson, Patricia Cornwell, and Tess Gerritsen. If Criminal Minds met The Silence of the Lambs — this is that series.