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Pittsburgh PI Lupa Schwartz is out of his element, coerced
into helping local police flush out a serial killer re-enacting the history of
human sacrifice and martyrdom. Lacking the right skills to handle the case
alone, he has been forced to give his chronicler a much larger and more
dangerous role than her normal one as his Watson.
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reporter Cattleya Hoskin has covered Lupa's work on many occasions, but his
dependence on her in this case is unsettling. Asked to help subvert the FBI's
interference with the case, and further taunt the killer by using her media
contacts, her professional ethics are stretched to the limit.
With a killer bent on attacking religion by literally
attacking the religious, Lupa and Cattleya face their hardest and most draining
case yet. Relying on their individual strengths as much as each other, they're
determined to put an end to the murders for good – even if it means crossing
lines that should never be crossed.
This is my first Lupa Schwartz mystery and each episode in the series works as a standalone novel. This has to be an excellent series, based on Shared Disbelief. Yes a series you need in your library.
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