The Coran Chronicles

A single execution-style murder opens the door to a criminal world where a respected physician can also be a master assassin.In The Coran Chronicles, Richard Multack begins with the death of Jennifer Jason, a twenty-four-year-old behavioral psychology Ph.D. candidate who secretly works as an exotic dancer. Her body is found behind a diner with almost no usable forensic evidence. Detectives Conrad Wellington and Kate Rodrigues soon connect Jennifer to Angelo Mortelli, a wealthy businessman with criminal ties, illegal weapons operations, and access to a contract killer whose public identity seems beyond suspicion: Dr. Murray Coran.Coran is a physician, family man, military-trained sniper, and methodical assassin who treats murder as an intellectual challenge. As Wellington and his partners pursue interconnected cases, the novel expands into serial murder, organized crime, federal investigations, covert operations, terrorism, and assassination. Coran's influence also produces successors, family revelations, and new threats across years of police work.Part police procedural, part psychological crime thriller, and part espionage suspense, The Coran Chronicles spans three major sections in which each new case deepens the consequences of Coran's criminal legacy. Readers drawn to forensic investigation, criminal psychology, organized crime fiction, and multi-case thrillers will find a wide-ranging narrative driven by pursuit, deception, and consequence.Enter The Coran Chronicles and follow the cases from Jennifer Jason's murder into a larger battle between investigators and killers.