Skin / Sharp Force Trauma

From internationally bestselling thriller author Jon Osborne (Der Spiegel, Official UK Top 50) comes two chilling tales of revenge and murder.

This double-play box set includes: SKIN: THE WHITE POWER MURDERS and SHARP FORCE TRAUMA, both full-length novels.

SKIN: THE WHITE POWER MURDERS

A sadistic white-power group known as "The Brotherhood" is doing the unthinkable to young, successful black women in the primes of their lives. Headed by a charismatic leader known as "the Race Master," the organization will go to any lengths to ensure that its stomach-turning brand of genocide receives the brightest possible global spotlight.

When Cleveland-based P.I. Angel Monroe's investigation meets with that of FBI Special Agent Dana Whitestone, the two women must join forces to put a stop to the Brotherhood's heartless actions before it's too late -- before Adolf Hitler's diabolical master plan becomes a horrible, 21st-century reality.

SHARP FORCE TRAUMA

An unhinged sixteen-year-old chess prodigy is on the loose and wreaking havoc on the general public with a machinegun after escaping from a youth-correctional facility in upstate New York.

His ultimate target: Special Agent Dana Whitestone of the FBI, who he blames for the bloody death of his beloved mother at the hands of a pair of sadistic serial killers that she hadn't been able to stop.

Jack Yuntz won't rest until he springs his final checkmate move on his hated quarry, preferably with a knife. A little bit of sharp force trauma to drive home the point that she's a miserable failure at her job who doesn't deserve to live anymore.

PRAISE FOR JON OSBORNE'S OTHER WORK

"Terrifying, suspenseful and genuinely original, Kill Me Once will chill you to the bone."—Karin Slaughter, NYT bestselling author of Broken.

"I felt like I was being chased by an axe-murderer. If you like a hard edge that glitters and drips, you’ll enjoy Mr. Osborne’s first foray." -- Cody Mcfadyen, NYT bestselling author of the "Smoky Barrett" series.

“The plot is pretty complicated and one that probably won’t be solved by guesswork by the reader. However, it is still very well written and Osborne seems very comfortable in his writing style and writes like a seasoned professional."—Crimesquad.com