Shades Of Death Books in Order
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Shades Of Death books in publication order
5 books
The Blackest Crimson
by Debra Webb
2016
FBI agent Bobbie Gentry is captured by the serial killer who destroyed her family. Held in an isolated cabin on Christmas Eve, she must find a way to survive a confrontation with a man who knows her vulnerabilities.
A Deeper Grave
by Debra Webb
2017
Serial killer hunter Nick Shade faces a copycat murderer with a personal agenda. Reuniting with FBI agent Bobbie Gentry, he must untangle the new killings while an enemy turns their shared history into a weapon.
No Darker Place
by Debra Webb
2017
FBI agent Bobbie Gentry wants revenge on the serial killer who shattered her life. Nick Shade hunts the same man, but their uneasy partnership depends on trust while Bobbie's determination threatens to put her in danger.
The Coldest Fear
by Debra Webb
2017
Murders among Savannah's elite bring FBI agent Bobbie Gentry and serial killer hunter Nick Shade into another dangerous investigation. As connections to older cases emerge, they must identify a killer whose intentions reach beyond the newest victims.
The Longest Silence
by Debra Webb
2018
Eighteen years after escaping a serial killer, Joanna Guthrie recognizes similarities in new disappearances. She must convince FBI agent Tony LeDoux to believe her account, even if speaking exposes the secrets that helped her survive.
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