Lieutenant Elgie Reynolds was a highly decorated and successful LAPD officer, but drinking took him down. In rehab, he learned he had been self-medicating bipolar disorder with alcohol. Now on medication and fresh from thirty days at rehab and three months on desk duty, Elgie is given a case of a prostitute murder. Cases that are notoriously hard to solve. Too many possible suspects and motives. But this turns out to be anything but common. Elgie notes that the knife wound pattern is unusual and may not be an isolated incident.
Elgie and his partner Detective Quinn Kim learn Elgie was right, there is another prostitute murder using the same stabbing pattern, which leads them to believe there's a serial killer on the loose. That suspicion is proven by a letter received by a television station claiming credit for the murders and threatening more slayings.
The killer, who calls himself the Righter of Wrongs, has a twisted sense of justice, targeting adulterers and mutilating them with the same knife pattern used on the prostitutes. As the case unfolds, Elgie receives taunting phone calls from the killer, telling him about his kills and threatening new ones.
Go inside the minds of a serial killer and his adversaries in The Righter of Wrongs a heart-pumping thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end. If you love crime novels with intricate plots, complex characters, and gripping suspense, this book is a must-read.
