[Violet Darger 0.50] • The Last Victim

**An escaped killer. A troubled investigator. Secrets that haunt the past and present.**

*The Violet Darger series continues with this gripping short, The Last Victim.*

New crimes lead **FBI profiler Victor Loshak** to revisit former scenes and witnesses in the Las Vegas area. The evidence suggests the return of a notorious and brutal serial killer from years ago -- the one who got away.

Loshak conceals his work from his partner, **Violet Darger** , and tries desperately to stay one step ahead of both her and the murderer.

**Leonard Stump** is back. Maybe. And things are about to get so much worse.

**While the Darger books can be read in any order, here is the chronological order of the series:**

*Dead End Girl

Image in a Cracked Mirror (A Darger Novella)

Killing Season

The Last Victim (A Darger Novella)*

Praise for the Violet Darger series:

*"The Violet Darger books are honestly the best detective novels I've ever read."* \-- Devin

*"Wow, just wow! If you like scare-you-half-to-death mystery books this is the one for you. It starts with a bang and just doesn't stop."* \-- Ada Lavin

*"Violet Darger is a unique, incredible character, and I immensely enjoyed taking this journey with her."* \-- Cat

*"A rush of excitement, twists and turns."* \-- C. Munger

*"Insightful, bloody. Page turner about the corruption of morality and warped thinking patterns."* \-- Bella from Readingnstuff.com

*"Refuses to let go until you have read the last sentence."* \-- Bloodymummer

*"I found myself completely invested in every character, from the authorities to the killer to the victims themselves."* \-- eden Hudson, author of **Revenge of the Bloodslinger**

*"It's not a glimpse...it's a good long look inside the mind of a killer. It's fast paced, it's scary, and it's satisfying."* \-- Rain

*"If you are a fan of Silence of the Lambs, this book is a spiritual successor."* \-- Amazon customer

*"Vargus and McBain spin a fine tale with characters I want to climb inside--but not in a weird way."* \-- Jeanne Tarrants