The Last Victim

In my world, there are no coincidences. Only carefully crafted scenarios…

The killer paralyzed one victim directly on a crowded subway platform during rush hour — and threw them under a train. He drowned the second one in alcohol. And this is just the beginning. Each murder is exotic and does not repeat the others. It seems there is no connection between them. But there is…
For detective Becky Vincent, this investigation could be a leap in her career. It requires "just a little": to find the right face among a sea of faces on the subway cameras. Becky turns to Joe Russell from a semi-official department of the London police, whose staff are known as super-recognizers. Their phenomenal memory contains a vast database of different people's faces, allowing them to recognize faces more effectively than a computer and build chains of associations inaccessible to the average person. Russell fully activates his unique abilities.
But time is not on their side. The killer is crossing off more and more names from his list, acting according to a logic known only to him. How to find a connection between the victims before he gets to the last one?

An atmospheric thriller about a serial killer with an original twist on the genre, from a star of psychological suspense.