Leslie Moore

Garcia Delaney and Giovanni Leonardo Leslie Moore

Detective Garcia is a blind detective who doesn't let a disability stop her from leading a normal life. She works at home until her next-door neighbor is murdered; she decides to go out into the field to catch the killer. She is partnered with the gorgeous hot-headed Italian Giovanni, who also has a disability, dyslexia. He is empathic to Garcia's disability because he knows how hard it can be to have a hindrance; let's not forget the third partner Charley, Garcia's seeing-eye dog. Charley, a golden retriever, runs down and catches a couple of bad guys. The two are on the hunt for a murderer while crossing paths with a redheaded serial killer on the loose in Chicago. This book takes us into a serial killer's mind to see what he is thinking, his childhood, and how he became a monster. Also, Micheal Alexander, the man who chases down the serial killer, is worried about his wife, the beautiful redheaded socialite Montana. He tells her to watch her back, but she doesn't listen. Then we have a shady law official, the governor of Chicago, who will kill anybody who gets in his way for the presidency. Jean-Paul, the Governors's number one security detail that will do anything for him, crosses paths with the hot-headed Giovanni. A couple is killed, and the grieving sister, Karolyn, wants to know why her sister and her husband were murdered. It's a case of who done it and why.