Distortions

What she doesn’t know For Quinn Masterson, a federal agent still recovering from a violent abduction when she was a teenager, the goal is simple: find a killer before he has the chance to kill again.

Won’t hurt her

The wreckage of a passenger jet lies in a field in Pennsylvania and Quinn has just joined the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit in Quantico. This shouldn’t be her first case, but her new boss has it out for her and Quinn doesn’t know why.

It will kill her

What she does know is that the bomber isn’t your run-of-the-mill killer. Jars of human bile in his attic and a single word scrawled on the floor: RETRIBUTION. It means something and her instincts tell her that unless she can decipher the meaning of that word, she may end up on a killer’s table again, and this time she may not be so lucky.

What They’re Saying about Distortions

A gut punch with twists and turns at every corner.

Reads like a police procedural that captures the stark chimera of human nature and puts it on display for the world to see.

Quinn Masterson is real, approachable, and tremendously flawed, and you want her to win, but the odds are against her.

About the Author

J.M. Campbell is the author of the Quinn Masterson Mysteries Distortions, For All the Children to See, and One Night in the House of the Creepy Santas, as well as The House That Jack Built, Whispers in The Mist, The Angel of Sallow Cove (2022), and The Spore (2022).