E.H. Vick Books in Order

An FBI profiler investigates a charming killer who invites women sailing before disposing of their bodies in the Gulf of Mexico. Searching St. Petersburg for his identity also forces her to confront unresolved parts of her own past as the murders continue.

A veteran FBI profiler hunts a killer targeting entire families and leaving evidence that seems personally directed at her. Headaches, hallucinations and fragmented memories complicate the case, making stopping him depend on mental resources she fears she can no longer trust.

A truck driver murders motorists across the interstate system, repeatedly choosing locations marked by the same number. The profiler pursuing him is stretched thin, and gaining the insight needed to predict his movements may require accepting assistance with a dangerous personal cost.

News that a dormant serial killer has resumed brings Meredeth Connelly back to Daytona Beach. Usually her arrival drives him into hiding, but new witnesses give her a chance to end a long-frustrating case, and she refuses to leave without a resolution.

A killer recreates Jack the Ripper’s crimes while following a counting rhyme and sending messages to an FBI profiler. The accelerating attacks force Meredeth Connelly to interpret familiar taunts before the pattern reaches its intended end and another victim dies.

Investigating a strangler in Savannah requires Meredeth Connelly to walk the streets he uses while concealing increasingly severe headaches from the FBI. As pressure and deaths mount, protecting her career competes with the health and concentration the hunt demands.

Followers vanish around a charismatic cult leader who offers to cooperate with an FBI task force despite apparently enjoying suspicion. With no bodies or physical evidence, Meredeth Connelly must determine whether his talk conceals responsibility, protects someone else or points toward more than one killer.

Convicted killer Snowman offers FBI profiler Meredeth Connelly clues to missing people scattered across the country. As their interrogation becomes a contest of manipulation, she must decide whether his revelations can solve cold cases or conceal another scheme.