Remember The Monsters

Remember The Monsters

WHAT IF A SHOCKINGLY BRILLIANT SERIAL KILLER TURNED OUT TO BE YOUR HUSBAND? Abby pointed the beam of her Maglite at the severed body inside the SUV. Staring into the victim's cold, dead eyes she flashed on a name - a name that sent a terrible chill deep into her bones: Elizabeth Short, aka The Black Dahlia. Chicago homicide detective Abby Kendall is tough, resolute, and emotionally vulnerable. She's also running on empty. Her marriage to NHL mega-star, Shane Donnelly, is unraveling and she's chasing shadows in a high stakes cat and mouse game with a cunning serial killer. Then...Abby's estranged husband is charged with manslaughter, the result of a brutal on-ice fight that takes the life of a former teammate. The story immediately jumps from the sports page to the front page. Now caught up in a media firestorm, Abby is forced to face her own demons while confronting pent-up feelings for Shane. As "Remember The Monsters" barrels forward, her hunt for the elusive predator leads her down a path far darker and more sinister than anything she thought imaginable. First, a string of macabre murders. Next, a stunning revelation. Then, a chilling encounter with pure evil. And, finally, a shocking twist no one will see coming. & # 8203 "Remember The Monsters expertly draws you into the world of serial killers - their M.O., ritual, and staging behaviors. All the while delving into the complexities of these types of investigations. As one of the FBI's real-life criminal profilers, I appreciate William Neal's attention to detail and accuracy. Detective Abby Kendall's investigative tenacity and outside the box thinking had me smiling!" -Mark Safarik, Former FBI Criminal Profiler & # 8203 "An imaginative, innovative police procedural thatchallenges the reader to reevaluate contemporary thought on issues ofcelebrity, fame, trust, and personal integrity." -David Lambkin, Former LAPD Homicide Detective ​ Chicago PD Det. Abby Kendall - the heroine of this suspenseful serial killer thriller - is still grappling with her separation from NHL superstar Shane Donnelly when she is assigned to a high-profile homicide case, evocative of the notorious Black Dahlia murder...fans of John Sandford will be pleased. -Publishers Weekly. "Remember The Monsters expertly draws you into the world of serial killers - their M.O., ritual, and staging behaviors. All the while delving into the complexities of these types of investigations. As one of the FBI's real-life criminal profilers, I appreciate William Neal's attention to detail and accuracy. Detective Abby Kendall's investigative tenacity and outside the box thinking had me smiling!" -Mark Safarik, Former FBI Criminal Profiler "An imaginative, innovative police procedural that challenges the reader to reevaluate contemporary thought on issues of celebrity, fame, trust, and personal integrity." -David Lambkin, Former LAPD Homicide Detective "The NHL on-ice brawl is frighteningly real. So is the tense drama between a stressed-out cop and her superstar husband." -Neil Smith, Former President, New York Rangers "Remember The Monsters is a page-turner of a thriller. Buckle up for heart-pounding ride with firebrand homicide detective Abby Kendall." -Karen Lynch, Former SFPD Homicide Inspector & # 8203 "Remember The Monsters is a page-turner of a thriller. Buckle up for heart-pounding ride withfirebrand homicide detective Abby Kendall." -Karen Lynch, Former SFPD Homicide Inspector & # 8203 David Baldacci and/or Michael Connelly fan? the answer is yes, pick up Remember The Monsters and start reading today. In researching and writing this book, I was fortunate to have input from numerous experts as noted in the Editorial Reviews.   These individuals know their stuff, and their expertise and experience proved invaluable in the telling of this complex tale. In the end, the protagonist of the story, Det. Abby Kendall, refuses to divulge the name of the serial killer - an approach several police departments and media companies are now embracing.   This, I believe, is a responsible strategy in that it denies these killers the "notoriety and fame" so many crave and others emulate.