Gerald Raff Crime Fiction
FBI Agent Gerald Raff ignores his cases and goes to a shocking crime scene in East Sacramento: twelve dead bodies on yoga mats in a local studio. Raff's co-workers think it's a ritual suicide. Raff suspects that a serial killer is at large and continues to investigate the deaths, finding evidence that suggests a more sinister motive. Winner of the Gold for Fiction at the Northern California Publishers & Authors 31st Annual Book Awards.
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For cat loving FBI Agent Gerald Raff, a routine arson investigation turns into a chilling game of cat and mouse. Raff delves into a series of seemingly unrelated cases and uncovers a complex web of deceit and greed—inside and outside the office. Pursuing the truth, Raff confronts a world where nothing is clear-cut. Answers are partial, and justice a matter of perspective. Time’s running out. As Raff goes after the killer, he must choose between order and justice. Or another way.
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Gritty noir meets reluctant redemption as FBI Agent Gerald Raff navigates the chaos of crime and family. In the mansion of a federal judge, a teen is murdered. Raff doesn’t believe the official story and digs deeper. When Raff becomes a murder suspect, he escapes local police and looks for evidence to prove his innocence. His fiancée and father get involved, as does a transnational drug cartel. Layered, character-driven, and emotionally resonant, this installment proves Raff’s world is as weird, real, and compelling as ever.
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