The last breath

When the tortured body of a young, beautiful woman is found in a dumpster, her eyes swollen and her clothes soaked in blood, Detective Chief Inspector Erika Foster is among the first detectives to arrive at the crime scene. The problem is that, this time, the case doesn't belong to her. As she struggles to integrate into the investigation team, Erika gets involved in the process and quickly finds similarities with the unsolved murder of another woman four months earlier. Both left in dumpsters in different car parks, they have identical injuries – a fatal incision to the femoral artery of the left thigh... And meanwhile, a third victim is located under identical circumstances. Stalking his victims online, presenting himself with false identities, the killer targets young, beautiful women with long brown hair and mysteriously disappears, leaving no trace. How will Erika catch a killer who seems not to exist? As the investigation progresses, another girl is kidnapped while waiting for a date. Erika and her team must locate her, to avoid another fatal victim, and face a terribly sadistic and dangerous individual. Hallucinatory, tense and impossible to put down, "The Last Breath" keeps the reader hooked from the first page, as the book hurtles towards a surprising ending.