14 by J. T. Ellison

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Synopsis

Ten victims, each with pale skin and long dark hair. All have been slashed across the throat, the same red lipstick smeared across their lips.

In the mid-1980s the Snow White Killer terrorized the streets of Nashville, Tennessee. Then suddenly the murders stopped. A letter from the killer to the police stated that his work was done.

Now four more bodies are found, marked with his fatal signature. The residents of Nashville fear a madman has returned, decades later, to finish his sick fairy tale. Homicide Lieutenant Taylor Jackson believes the killings are the work of a copycat killer who's even more terrifying. For this monster is meticulously honing his craft as he mimics famous serial murders...proving that the past is not to be forgotten.

Biography

J.T. Ellison is a graduate of Randolph-Macon Woman's College and received her Master's Degree from George Washington University. She was a Presidential Appointee and worked in The White House and the Department of Commerce before moving into the private sector. As a financial analyst and marketing director, she worked for several defense and aerospace contractors.

After moving to Nashville, Ellison began research on a passion—forensics and crime. She spent a great deal of time working with the Metro Nashville Police Department, and utilized these experiences to write her debut novel, All the Pretty Girls.

Her short stories have appeared in Demolition Magazine, Flashing in the Gutters, Mouth Full of Bullets and Spinetingler Magazine, and the anthology, Killer Year: Stories to Die For, edited by Lee Child.

She is the Friday columnist at Murderati.com and is a founding member of Killer Year, an organization promoting the best debut novelists of 2007.

Ellison is a member of several writing organizations including International Thriller Writers, Mystery Writers of America, Sisters In Crime, Mid-Tennessee Chapter of Sisters in Crime, Authors Guild, International Association of Crime Writers and the Bodacious Music City Wordsmiths.

She lives in Nashville with her husband and a poorly trained cat.