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Detective partners close in on a serial killer targeting young men-until one of them begins to suspect the truth is far more disturbing than anyone imagined. Brilliant and controlled, the detective builds his case with chilling precision. Respected, methodical, and relentless in pursuit of justice, he has no idea that the monster he hunts may be living inside his own fractured mind. As the investigation tightens, his partner begins noticing the inconsistencies no one else sees-gaps in memory, evidence that doesn't add up, a pattern too close for comfort. When the truth finally breaks through, she is forced to confront the unthinkable: the detective she trusts may be suffering from a psychosis so severe he doesn't realize he is the very killer they've been chasing. Exposing him could shatter careers and unleash a public scandal. Protecting him could cost more lives. Told with mounting tension and a dark psychological edge, The HeadHunter explores fractured identity, the fragility of the mind, and what happens when the hunter and the hunted are the same person.

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Carlespie Mary Alice McKinney is an accounting professor at a community college and the author of three previously published books, including a collection of essays on society, religion, and politics, and a book of love poems. He has also written several screenplays, and his fiction draws on that cinematic background to deliver sharp pacing and high-stakes tension. The HeadHunter is his debut novel.

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