Book: Dogwood Season by Michael Altieri
categories: Book, Mystery, Woman Sleuth, Sexy, Humorous, Serial Killer, Detective, Thriller
Michael Altieri
about this book: This erotically charged thriller calls upon the synergism of Detective Frank Gianni and rookie detective, Brenda Corrino, to find a serial killer who is dumping bodies in wealthy Fairfield, Connecticut. The sadistic murderer records his actions on DVD's and delivers them to a local talent agent to gloat and taunt the police. Detective Corrino may be a new detective but she has the instincts of a seasoned veteran. She infiltrates the prime suspect's erotic world in an attempt to confirm her suspicions. Unfortunately, the killer is one step ahead of her.
Dogwood Season is a great read for adults who enjoy thrillers and mysteries, with a touch of humor and sex. The title is based on the Dogwood Tree Festival that takes place in Fairfield, Connecticut every year.
The book cover was chosen by my publisher. I don't love it but they claimed it was very marketable.
One of the hardest things to do when writing a book is to edit it. It must be done at least three times by the author and then by others. When all is said and done, some errors still sneak through!
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about this book: This erotically charged thriller calls upon the synergism of Detective Frank Gianni and rookie detective, Brenda Corrino, to find a serial killer who is dumping bodies in wealthy Fairfield, Connecticut. The sadistic murderer records his actions on DVD's and delivers them to a local talent agent to gloat and taunt the police. Detective Corrino may be a new detective but she has the instincts of a seasoned veteran. She infiltrates the prime suspect's erotic world in an attempt to confirm her suspicions. Unfortunately, the killer is one step ahead of her.
