Apidae by Xenia Melzer

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Apidae by Xenia Melzer
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No good deed—or good record of solving crimes—goes unpunished.
Detectives Andi Hayes and George Donovan of the Charleston PD are on vacation. Or at least they are until they are called back for an emergency: find Chief Norris’s missing son.

Fortunately, Andi’s insect spies lead him right to little Tyler Norris, who is safe and sound.
Unfortunately, along with the chief’s son, they find twenty-five corpses, victims of a serial killer who’s gone unnoticed for over a decade.
Chief Norris promptly cancels Andi and George’s vacation and assigns them as lead detectives on the case. Physical evidence leads them to a mental health facility where some of the victims received treatment, but Andi’s gift—his usual secret weapon—fails him. Promising leads and shady suspects all turn out to be dead ends, and they’re running out of time. Because the killer isn’t going to stop at twenty-five victims—and Tyler Norris has just gone missing again….

  • File Name:apidae-by-xenia-melzer.epub
  • Original Title:Apidae
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  • Language:en
  • Identifier:ISBN:978-1-64108-523-6
  • Publisher:Dreamspinner Press
  • Date:2023-02-17
  • File Size:3.652 MB

Table of Content

  • 1. Table of Contents
  • 2. Blurb
  • 3. Dedication
  • 4. 1. A Storm is Brewing
  • 5. 2. Hitting hard
  • 6. 3. Dancing on Glass
  • 7. 4. Digging deep
  • 8. 5. Beast of Burden
  • 9. 6. New partner, new luck
  • 10. 7. Smoke everywhere
  • 11. 8. Confering with Bees
  • 12. 9. What to do?
  • 13. 10. Monstrous puzzle
  • 14. 11. Waves on the Beach
  • 15. 12. Preppers and Bees
  • 16. 13. Modus Operandi
  • 17. 14. Wrong Tree
  • 18. 15. The Mysteries of Transportation
  • 19. 16. Making Headway
  • 20. 17. Square One?
  • 21. 18. Who needs to talk anyway?
  • 22. 19. Intensification
  • 23. 20. Crawlers and Ghosts
  • 24. 21. A Future, Bright and Clear
  • 25. 22. Happy Endings Everywhere
  • 26. Read More
  • 27. About the Author
  • 28. By Xenia Melzer
  • 29. More from Xenia Melzer
  • 30. Visit DSP Publications
  • 31. Copyright

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Aria Mar.
Aria Mar.

One the one hand, it was lovely. On the other, I don't really like mysteries when the detectives don't even get to know the perpetrator before the grand finale. Secondly, I adored the series because it was so unique, but this book suddenly started having a few similarities too many with Sherwood's 'Jon's Mysteries' series. In any case, I definitely still recommend it, but it just wasn't my favourite. Also- fun fact, this is the first book the in the series that I could kiiiiiiinda call MM romance, since the romance is finally a thing in this one -although even now it's not fundamentally important to the story.

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