For four years he was a gap in a file. Then the paper surrendered his name. A second exposé and a single production order crack the shell companies open, and Task Force Highway finally has what it never had: Elliot Marsh. A delivery driver with a dead man's calm and a basement apartment full of nothing. Detectives come to his door with a card and a theory. Elliot gives them exactly enough and not one fact more. But someone else has been watching him far longer than the police - a woman across the alley who has counted his routines for three hundred days and knows what the math means. The man who studies everyone has missed the one person studying him. And she has decided not to report what she's found. The hunter has a name now. He's about to learn he was never the only one hunting. For readers of Caroline Kepnes's You, Alex Michaelides, and Peter Swanson. Methodical killer, surveillance, hunter becomes hunted, cat-and-mouse, dual POV, psychological suspense. The Quiet Calculus, Book 5.
AmazonPages: 251, Paperback, Independently published
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