Free - Kill Me Again by Paul Bishop [Suspense] (Amazon) [US]

[NightBird]

#6 in Croaker series. Previously published by Avon in 1994.

Los Angeles homicide detective Fey Croaker must solve the recent murder of a pretty, forty-something woman whose fingerprints surprisingly identify her as a previous murder victim from eighteen years earlier.

At 43, Fey Croaker has survived three dead-end marriages, a severely abusive upbringing, and the relentless resentment of her male colleagues on the force. Now, because of a streak of unsolved murders, she feels extra pressure to solve the murder of a mysterious woman who had multiple IDs in different names, a million dollars in cash, and only new clothing and furniture in her equally new condo at the time of her death.

Fingerprints inexplicably reveal the woman had already been murdered – 18 years earlier in San Francisco. Despite this twist, the case appears to be open and shut – the woman's ex-husband, convicted of killing her the first time, was released on parole weeks before her second murder. However, the victim has many more surprises for everyone involved – especially for Fey, who finds herself becoming one of the suspects when her investigation takes a turn for the deadly.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00584R100

[mitford13]

Hot Pursuit is free today...

Quoting from one of the 5-star reviews on Amazon:

"[...]As of this writing, this e-book is available for $2.99, and let me tell you THAT is a bargain. If you love mysteries and/or police proceedurals and/or "buddy" relationships - this book is for you. I have been looking for this as an ebook for awhile, under its' original title - "Citadel Run" - which talks about a famous (fictional?) race that LAPD officers would sometimes do to see if, on their shift, they were able to get to Vegas and back in record time."

[Looks like the author also gave himself a 5-star review a couple of days ago to announce that this version has been professionally re-formatted (presumably, OCR errors fixed.)
Not sure why an author can't figure out how to simply update his Book Description instead of posting a review but, whatevs...the plot does sound good.]

[NightBird]

[Looks like the author also gave himself a 5-star review a couple of days ago to announce that this version has been professionally re-formatted (presumably, OCR errors fixed.) Not sure why an author can't figure out how to simply update his Book Description instead of posting a review but

Yeah, tacky, huh? He also included it in the book description, and judging by the other reviews he probably did it in response to complaints about errors.