Heads Will Roll – Chapter Seventeen

NOT EDITED Despite Rick practically chasing her out to the parking lot, Kathy had climbed into her rental car and driven away from the station. He headed back inside and made his way down to the basement. Jeff was stationed outside in the hall, arms crossed over his chest and his head tilted back againstContinue reading “Heads Will Roll – Chapter Seventeen”

Heads Will Roll – Chapter Sixteen

NOT EDITED Bonnie tilted her head back against the cold metal pole as a door closed above her. She had come to assume that particular door was one that led outside. Likely a front door, but maybe a back door made more sense, given that she’d heard it shortly before the man had come toContinue reading “Heads Will Roll – Chapter Sixteen”

Heads Will Roll – Chapter Fifteen

NOT EDITED After dealing with Gerry’s particular brand of ‘compliance’, Bridget had texted a picture of his shoe treads to Bo, and she and Jeff had headed out to Tina Young’s house. Jeff had just shifted into park when Bridget’s phone buzzed with a text back from Bo. “They aren’t a match,” she said. “Damn.”Continue reading “Heads Will Roll – Chapter Fifteen”

Heads Will Roll – Chapter Two

NOT EDITED By the time Rick got home, it was approaching six-thirty in the evening. The twins had probably gotten home around five, after their respective basketball practices. Enough time to have supper, enough time to get started on their homework. He made his way back to the rooms of his two eldest children, JenniferContinue reading “Heads Will Roll – Chapter Two”

Heads Will Roll – Chapter One

**When I was in high school, I wrote the Kathy Baker series, which was an incredibly under-researched (often times written with no research at all) series. In addition to this, the first book only begins to feature Kathy about halfway through, if not closer to 75% of the way through. Because Rick has already beenContinue reading “Heads Will Roll – Chapter One”

Highway Butcher – Chapter Nineteen

**I had most of this chapter written before everything happened with the animals and then my grandpa. I was actually in a Bo and Jensen mood last night, so finishing this chapter wasn’t too big of an issue, which was nice. I hope you enjoy ❤ NOT EDITED Chapter Nineteen 8:45 PM; LOS ANGELES, APARTMENTContinue reading “Highway Butcher – Chapter Nineteen”

Highway Butcher – Chapter Eighteen

**If Bo were a real person, today would be his 36th birthday! So here’s an extra long chapter for you ❤ NOT EDITED Chapter Eighteen Friday: June 19, 2020 8:00 PM; LOS ANGELES, BO AUSTEN’S HOUSE, DINING ROOM After Jensen’s supper delivery arrived — tacos — Bo dove into the case file. It was anContinue reading “Highway Butcher – Chapter Eighteen”

Highway Butcher – Chapter Seventeen

NOT EDITED Chapter Seventeen Friday: July 14, 2000 4:03 AM; LOS ANGELES, APARTMENT COMPLEX, PARKING LOT “God, would you just leave me the fuck alone?” “I’m not trying to start anything, Katherine. I’m just saying that I think it’s best you sit this one out,” Jamal said. “I can handle a homicide, Jamal. I’m notContinue reading “Highway Butcher – Chapter Seventeen”

Highway Butcher – Chapter Sixteen

NOT EDITED Chapter Sixteen 6:33 PM; WEST LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT, PARKING LOT For the sake of marking it off officially, Bo and David had gone out to Abby Richard’s house as well. Bo had been right. Her place had been cleaned out too. David, of course, hadn’t doubted Bo on that for a singleContinue reading “Highway Butcher – Chapter Sixteen”

Highway Butcher – Chapter Fifteen

NOT EDITED Chapter Fifteen 1:57 PM; LOS ANGELES, JUDY CRANE’S APARTMENT, ENTRYWAY David had insisted on carrying Bo’s satchel and camera case to the sixth floor of the apartment building, and Bo felt incredibly vulnerable and naked without either accessory draped over his shoulder. It was kind of strange, really, how much those things seemedContinue reading “Highway Butcher – Chapter Fifteen”