Wren Delacroix series Box Set by V. J. Chambers (#1-3)
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Overview: Wren Delacroix dropped out of the FBI Academy to run from the darkness of her past, but it won’t leave her alone. There’s a killer stalking in her hometown of Cardinal Falls, and he’s got connections to her childhood, the cult she was born in, the murders that took place fifteen years ago. Murders that Wren’s own mother ordered. Join Wren and Detective Caius Reilly in the first three books of the Wren Delacroix series as they hunt serial killers, unearth dark secrets about the past, and drink copious amounts of coffee.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
1. The Bone Forest
Can an FBI Academy dropout catch a vicious serial killer? It’s been fifteen years since Vivian Delacroix unleashed her followers on the town of Cardinal Falls. The cult members killed anyone Vivian told them was a threat to their beliefs. Now, another killer takes young girls of nine or ten, all related to Vivian’s original victims. He drugs them, suffocates them, and painstakingly arranges them in ritualistic poses. The bodies give up no evidence to the killer’s identity. When Wren Delacroix finds the latest victim in the middle of giving a tour, she’s forced to admit to herself that she came back to her home town because of her perverse interest in the case. These dead girls, she can’t get them out of her head. Even though she dropped out of the FBI Academy and tried to flee from the dark parts of herself, she can’t run away. Before she knows what she’s doing, she’s spouting her fully formed profile of the killer to Detective Caius Reilly, head of the tri-state task force, and she’s begging him to let her help. She needs to solve this case and stop this killer. If only to prove to herself that she’s nothing like her mother Vivian.
2. The Quiet Bones
There are two kinds of serial killers—organized and disorganized. This killer that Wren Delacroix is trying to make a profile for? He’s both. Or neither. Or… she doesn’t know what, but she can’t make heads or tails of his crime scenes. The killer leaves his teenage-girl victims where he killed them. Naked, dirty, and destroyed, they are tossed aside like nothing, and he runs. This is classic disorganized presentation. However, the killer has also cleaned up after himself, leaving behind no evidence whatsoever, and he’s posting videos on YouTube, claiming responsibility and taunting the authorities. That’s something an organized killer would do. As the bodies pile up, Wren’s profile is exactly nowhere. And then a man hurt by her mother Vivian, entangled with Wren’s own past, emerges from the woodwork, desperate and violent. Now Wren has more pressing concerns than solving the case—like her own safety.
3. An Ecstasy of Bones
Copycat murders. Wren Delacroix doesn’t like them. They aren’t easy to profile, and this one is no exception. Whoever killed Oliver Campbell had intimate knowledge of a previous set of murders, and Wren can’t be sure who that could be. To make matters worse, Wren isn’t experiencing her typical eagerness to solve this case. Instead, thinking about it fills her with a crushing dread that seems to consume her. It’s as if she knows that once she solves it, things will never be the same. The trail of this killer sends Wren and Reilly tunneling into the past, to speak with Vivian Delacroix in prison, and eventually deep into the woods outside the compound, where they find a threat of blood and bone that spirals into chaos and violence. Soon, they are fighting for their very lives.
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