Chelsea Cain Books

Sweetheart

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Detective Archie Sheridan is trying to rebuild a life with his family. But he remains haunted by beautiful, ruthless serial killer Gretchen Lowell - the woman who tortured him then saved his life....

A college student is found dead, floating in a rowing boat on a lake. The autopsy reveals that his spleen was removed while he was still alive. A media frenzy ensues, the press reaching the same co...

Evil At Heart

By Chelsea Cain

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The Night Season

By Chelsea Cain

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Cain launches the next stage of her bestselling series as Portland detective Archie Sheridan works to regain his life and Susan Ward steps in to share the spotlight in this electric thriller from o...

Kill you twice

By Chelsea Cain

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Archie Sheridan should be healing - mentally and physically - from his past run-ins with serial killer Gretchen Lowell. But while he seems to be making some progress, he's just as haunted as the da...

Heartsick

By Chelsea Cain

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Sweetheart

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The Night Season

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Kill You Twice

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Heartsick

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