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A grisly murder. An unsolved cold case. And a father who’ll stop at nothing to punish the man who killed his daughter.
Smart, grisly, and unflinching…don’t forget to breathe.
Award-winning Author Beth Teliho
ASHES TO ASHES…
It’s been five years since the Looking Glass killer terrorized the streets of Ash Park, leaving a trail of dissected victims in his wake.
Five years since the Looking Glass killer kidnapped Hannah Montgomery, a woman Detective Petrosky had sworn to protect–a woman who looked just like his murdered daughter.
Five years of guilt-ridden nights Petrosky spent wishing he could find the balls to put a bullet in his brain.
But when a call comes in from the police department in Hannah Montgomery’s hometown, Petrosky must re-evaluate all he knows to be true. Could the killing of Hannah Montgomery’s father be connected to the Looking Glass case?
What he finds is the most shocking revelation of his career, one that tangles past and present in an inescapable web of deceit. For the Looking Glass killer isn’t the only sadistic butcher he needs to find–the man who raped and burned his daughter alive is still out there, taunting him with the bodies of other victims. And the cases are too closely connected to tease apart.
Now Petrosky must holster his grief to track the man who destroyed the only good thing he’s ever done.
And when Petrosky goes, he’s taking that bastard with him.
Immersive, disturbing, and thrilling, Redemption is the stunning fifth novel in the Ash Park series by bestselling author Meghan O'Flynn. If you like Jonathan Kellerman, Gillian Flynn, or Ruth Ware, you’ll love Ash Park.
