Stevens and Windermere Novel The Watcher in the Wall, Book 5, (Hardcover)

from she_climber

Another fast page-turner from Laukkanen. I was glad to see all the Stevens/Windermere romance/relationship stuff not in this book. That never really felt right and it gives so much more focus to the store. Which, for me as the mother of a tween, I found more than a little disturbing thinking abou...

from MikeBruscellSr

I've read two of Laukkanen's books and enjoyed them. In "The Watcher In The Wall" he has come up with a compelling story about a depraved individual responsible for a number of deaths across the country and how the FBI develops a suspect and pursues the investigation. For the most part the plot w...

from alohaboy

A very disturbing look at teen suicide using social media as the method a psychopath uses to convince vulnerable youth that they no longer have a reason to live. Windermere takes the lead in the book to track down the perpetrator as she finds the criminal feeding a personal demon she has lived wi...

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In the fifth book of a series featuring agents, Kirk Stevens and Carla Windermere, aare pursuing an Internet troll who encourages teenagers to commit suicide, while recording their final moments on a webcam to sell on the dark web. Adrian Miller, tired of being tormented at school, hangs himself ...

from bookappeal

Stevens and Windemere are still wrapping up their last case when a student in Stevens' daughter's class commits suicide. Adrian had been communicating with a girl in a suicide chat room and the FBI team is determined to find her before she can harm herself. The new case raises an ugly memory for ...