The truth was, no matter how badly he wanted to escape his depraved craving, there would always be another innocent, unsuspecting victim of Shane Simpson, until he was caught or until he was dead. "I'm so sorry, I just came out here half-dressed like I owned the place." "...please don't apologize for making my day," he said, flashing her a look from those sexy blue eyes. "I never knew that old t-shirt could look so good." Camille Hargrove is a serious cold case investigator. When a tip leads her to Lake of the Ozarks to reopen the Kelcee Meyer rape and murder case, Camille vows to find justice for Kelcee and her family. In the process, she encounters Ross Paine, the innocent man framed for the crime. The investigation heats up when Camille and Ross give in to their fiery attraction and become partners in more ways than one. When they expose Shane Simpson, the real killer, Camille becomes his target, and they discover that Shane's connection to Ross is more complicated than they ever suspected. Unravel the mystery and catch a killer with this sexy duo in Serial Obsession, Marcy Bialeschki's second stand-alone novel in the Map Dot Series. Marcy Bialeschki is an award-winning, internationally recognized romance-suspense novelist whose first book, Deception & Consequences, made her a #1 bestselling author. Bialeschki's iconic lovers Aria and Mac are the heart of the Vengeance Series, which includes the following titles: Deception & Consequences, Seduction & Revenge, Nightmares & Premonitions, and Secrets & Infidelity. Marcy is a retired teacher who resides in Central Illinois. She prides herself on featuring the settings she loves, giving her books a distinct Midwestern local color. Known for developing unforgettable characters and creating impeccable pacing, Marcy loves to build a rich plot with enticing subplots that engage the reader on every page. Serial Obsession is Book II in her Map Dot Series, a series of stand-alone novels with one common factor. They all feature some of the most unassuming yet charming 'map dot' towns of the Midwest.