Book Review: The Midnight Witness: A Short Crime Thriller by Paul Publishing

My Review: 

Interesting concept, I'd give it a 3.5. The imagery and commentary between characters speaking was well done, and there were one or two quotable moments. The killer is trying to spread a message, no matter how messed up the delivery is. It wasn't a bad read at all, and it was quite quick.

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Summary: 

​When a twisted killer begins orchestrating murders like a gruesome play, only one woman holds the key to understanding his next move – and she may be his final victim.

Haunted by a past trauma, ex-reporter Maya Rossi vows never to become entangled in another crime. But when a child is murdered in an alley, leaving behind a cryptic playing card, Maya realizes the killer is sending a chilling message, one only she can decipher.

Teaming up with the brooding Detective Grant, Maya's investigative instincts ignite anew. Yet, with each macabre scene, their killer draws her deeper into his game. His targets aren't random victims, but the city's forgotten – those discarded by society. As the body count rises, Maya's past intertwines with the killer's dark motives, making her both hunter and prey.

In a world where the truth is buried beneath layers of neglect and indifference, Maya risks everything to uncover the killer's twisted master plan. But with each step closer to the shadows, she must confront the terrifying realization – what if the next card bears her name?
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Fans of dark psychological mysteries, relentless detectives, and killers with chilling motives will devour "The Midnight Witness" in a single sitting.