Blood Marks

He's smart, he's attractive, and he has a special vision: whenever he sees the blood marks on a woman - marks only he can see - he knows what he must do.

Kill her. Brutally. And not leave a trace of himself behind.

Nine women have died so far. And pretty Casey Buckner may be next. A young divorcee who's recently moved into an apartment complex near the Astrodome, Casey's already met three men in the building: a married accountant, a single writer, and a psychologist.

One of them is a serial killer. But which one?

©1991 Bill Crider (P)2012 David N. Wilson

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Not for gentle tastes, but a striking addition to the serial- killer subgenre--gory, repugnant, and gripping to its last ugly reverberation." ( Kirkus Reviews)

Good

A good psychological Thriller, that is tense in a tightly woven plot. You feel for the cop Howard trying to find clues. Or the young mother who just moved here, and has different suiters. The dark side is the flashback of the killer which was heavy in detailed. Over all another good one by the author. Given audio for my voluntary review and.