Shock Books in Order
Part ofMarc Timms Books in OrderBrowse Shock by Marc Timms in publication order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you choose your next read.
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Shock books in publication order
5 books
Shock
by Marc Timms
2020
Finding a body in her driveway brings Katie Boles back into the shadow of a serial killer case that imprisoned her brother. Another nearby death raises the possibility of a copycat and threatens the anonymity she sought.
The Capture
by Marc Timms
2020
As investigators close in on a copycat murderer, Katie searches memories of her brother and his friends for the next victim's identity. Her personal investigation takes her dangerously close to a final confrontation with a killer still ahead of the police.
The Chaos
by Marc Timms
2020
Medical files bring Katie and the investigators closer to identifying the Shock Killer's imitator, but other leads keep failing. A call apparently offering new information may help, unless the killer's plans for Katie overtake the search.
The Chase
by Marc Timms
2020
Katie Boles follows names in her brother's diary, hoping to prove he was wrongly accused. Instead, more deaths and a missing deputy complicate her search, drawing her toward a dangerous encounter with a possible killer.
The Truth
by Marc Timms
2020
After an ambush kills her imprisoned brother, Katie Boles receives newspaper clippings that point toward an earlier victim. She works with investigators to understand the message while a killer tries to prevent the truth from emerging.
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