Virginia Beach Homicide Detective Preston Andrews is 'volunteered' by the FBI to help solve a series of murders that began twelve years ago.

Teaming again with his VBPD partner, the young Homicide Detective Trace Evans, and his girlfriend, FBI Special Agent Rachel Wilding, Press is put on the case by the very same Director of the FBI who screwed up his last work for the FBI and nearly got him killed.

What is the killer's reason for the bizarre posing of the bodies? Why is there a one year gap between each disappearance and the killer's "display" featuring last year's victim?

Track the sociopath and the detective and see who comes out the winner in this killer's sick game.

Welcome to the beach--Virginia Beach, to be exact. Detective Preston Andrews (Press to his friends) comes from wealthy Virginia Society with a capital "S". He is a man admired by women for his handsome face and well-toned physique. Men respect his opinion and skill on the job. Crooks cringe at his tough attitude and tenacity.

Despite his refusal to accept the FBI's efforts to recruit him, he remains with the Virginia State Police as their senior detective. His career is a great success--much to his father's dismay. U.S. Senator Andrews would prefer his son go into Foreign Service or politics. A year ago, Press helped the FBI solve the East coast's worse series of murders since The Boston Strangler. He carries the bullet wound to prove it.

His personal life is a mess. His younger sister won't speak to him (his own fault), his live-in girl friend moved out, his parents are disappointed in his career choice, and the 180 lb. dog, Jones, who shares his beachfront mansion has failed multiple attempts at obedience training.

A young girl's murder brings these two aspects of his life crashing together.

Mary's involvement starts at an early age and could well destroy her. Haunted by vicious dreams, she prays that her brother will come to her rescue.

Claire loses her family by murder and betrayal and is forced to run for her life. The close tie to her schoolmates from Paris is her only refuge.

Richard knows his father, also a cop, was murdered. When he is unable continue working as a cop in the town where he grew up, he relocates to Chicago where his life intersects with Mary's and Claire's. He could be the catalyst in resolving the losses in all of their lives.

In 1912 Blair, raised in France, discovers her Scottish heritage and the danger it presents to her and everyone close to her.

After an attempt on her life, she escapes to Edinburgh. There she finds herself embroiled in a murder plot begun in 1725. For nearly 200 years, the forbidden love of her ancestors still remains a threat. Once she starts digging into her past, she must decide whether it is worth all the pain and loss it has already cost--and that to come.

Is the man who provides her protection during her quest for the truth her savior or death in a very attractive package?

Part 3 of Ms. Blair's Chicago Trilogy, "Intersections: Love, Betrayal, Murder."

Richard hails from a family of cops. Richard's father is murdered and he discovers his mother is sleeping with the man Richard believes is the killer. Unable to continue working on the same police force with his father's killer, Richard relocates to Chicago.

A new job, a new friend, and a new love bring joy and challenges to his life.

Chicago is not the best place for an honest cop in the early 20th century. Richard must work with and around a series of crooked mayors, police chiefs, and cops. Then there are the days of Capone, Moran, and the other hoods that made a cop's life interesting and certainly could make it shorter!

Enjoy this completion to the stories of Mary, Claire, and Richard.

Part 2 of/included in Intersections:

When the child was finished with her very first nursing, William lifted her from Suzanna’s arms, held the babe close to him and walked her around the enormous master suite of their New York mansion. The sun was streaming through the windows between the pale blue silk draperies, shining onto the silk draped bed where Suzanna rested watching them with a peaceful smile on her face.

William watched his Suzanna as she drifted off to sleep. Good he thought, get some rest my beloved. You worked so hard giving us this beautiful gift today. You deserve a good rest. Then looking back at sweet, little Claire he knew no other day in his lifetime could bring him this same joy.

He sat in the chair beside Suzanna’s bed and just held the babe, rocking her for the next two hours while her mother rested.

Neither of them knew that the future would not be so kind. Much of the joy would vanish; their standard of living would disappear. Murder would bring loss of love and safety. The fact that they could not see what lay ahead was perhaps the greatest gift they had this day, but that was a blessing of which they were unaware."

Part 1 of/included in Intersections:

In 1906 rural Minnesota, Katherine Larsson, only three years old, weeps uncontrollably when neighbors find her outside her family home, a house that has just burned to the ground. The only family she knows is her mother, who is lost in the fire. Neighbors care for Katherine until a woman, claiming to be a social worker, takes her away to be placed in an orphanage.In Oak Park, Illinois, Mary Ross is raised in an unloving home with a couple whose hearts are filled with greed, self-importance and secrets. Her family life is deplorable and she longs to be rescued by Harry, the older brother she never met but heard so much about from her mother. Nightmares haunt Mary, especially after she's been in the company of a businessman whose presence leaves her trembling in fear. In Chicago, a new, young Bureau of Investigation agent has just been assigned to work on a case involving diamond smuggling and espionage. He works on the case, but also secretly works to complete a private investigation he's been working on for years. He'll stop at nothing to find the answers he seeks.Their lives are about to collide.

Her New Mexico trilogy delves into the lives of three strong 20th century men who, at a very early age, become blood brothers and stand firmly together in times of need.

There is the rich western history of a young Pony Express Rider and his friend, the son of a Pueblo Indian Chief, that brings the lives of their families together for over a century.

Modern Tiwa Valley provides the third blood brother who joins the bond and provides his genius IQ to the mix of a rich rancher's son and a pueblo Indian boy.

#3 in The Preston Andrews Mysteries series will take you to Seattle where a serial killer has descended upon the innocent women of the city. At the mayor's request, Probst sends Agent Wilding to lead a team of cops and agents who have been looking for a monster for a year with no luck.

A terrified Press rushes to Seattle when he is told that Rachel is missing. He takes his trusted team of Palmer and Trace, but the surprise is when Senator Andrews decides to go along and help.

Don't miss this one! It could change everything...