Notes of a Killer

Laila Lav's work is to think and feel like a killer. And she is good at it. When a series of brutal murders begins – all victims stripped naked, each with a bullet between their eyes – Laila's instincts tell her: this is the work of a hired gun, not a serial maniac. But on one of the corpses, Laila notices an unusual tattoo. The special agent has seen one like it before. Laila has to return from Los Angeles to her hometown on the East Coast, where she was once an important figure. Her father is the mayor, her brother is the police chief, and her former lover is Kane Mendes, the son of a crime lord.

She and Kane share a dark secret buried in the past. And although Kane is her enemy in the eyes of the law, he is entirely on her side. So here, Laila is practically invincible. But the number of victims is growing, and Laila begins to receive threatening notes. For example, one says: “'T' is for CORPSE. 'B' is for BURIED. And I know where. What about you?” He knows everything about her. However, Laila is not scared. She is angry. And when she is angry, she works better – leaving the criminal with fewer chances...