Sterling Gray: FBI Profiler Series, Books 1-3

Sterling Gray FBI Profiler Series

By: Brian Shea, Ty Hutchinson

Narrated by: Jonathan Beville, Michael Gallagher

Embark on a heart-pounding hunt in the first three books of the gripping Sterling Gray FBI Profiler series!

USA Today best-selling author Ty Hutchinson and former detective and Wall Street Journal best-selling author Brian Shea deliver a fast-paced mystery series filled with twists, perfect for fans of James Patterson and Michael Connelly.

Book 1: Hunting the Mirror Man

FBI Agent Sterling Gray hunts a serial killer in the American heartland, but when similar murders emerge in London, his investigation takes a sinister turn. As he delves into the twisted mind of the Mirror Man, Gray must confront his own darkness to outsmart a cunning adversary before he becomes the next prey.

Book 2: The King Snake

When a sadistic human trafficker kidnaps an Interpol agent, Sterling Gray, a skilled FBI profiler, must risk his life to unravel the criminal's twisted mind. Joining forces with a local detective, Gray embarks on a perilous cat-and-mouse chase across Thailand to save the hostage and uncover the truth behind the trafficker's brutal business before time runs out.

Book 3: The Butcher of Belarus

A migrant camp on the Polish border becomes the hunting ground for a sadistic serial killer targeting young girls. With local authorities helpless, FBI profiler Sterling Gray goes undercover to expose the Butcher of Belarus. As he unravels the sinister truth within the camp, Gray confronts lurking dangers, racing to protect another innocent life from a gruesome fate.

©2023 Brian Shea and Ty Hutchinson (P)2023 Severn River Publishing

totally unexpected

I had no idea what to expect because I had never heard of the Sterling Gray series. totally engrossed right away!

Ok but...

It was okay, but I like something that keeps my interest and this was not it. I will not listen to the other two included in this trilogy. Maybe because I didn't care for the performance, not sure, but the international aspect was not intriguing.