She disappeared. They place her killer on trial. Then she was murdered.

Lieutenant Jonathan Stride is usually experiencing an unappealing case of déjà vu. For the next amount of time in a season, a lovely teenage girl offers disappeared from the roads of Duluth, Minnesota-gone with out a trace, just like a bitter gust off Lake Better. Both victims couldn’t be more different. First it was Kerry McGrath, bubbly and nice, and now Rachel Deese, a strange, sexually charged crazy child. The media hounds Stride to catch a serial killer. The search holds him from the icy stillness from the north woods to the erotic warmth of Las Vegas, where he must decide which facts are real and that are illusions. Stride’s own life becomes transformed forever by the secrets he uncovers, secrets that extend across amount of time in an online of lies, death, and illicit desire. Secrets that are chillingly immoral.

Immoral is an attractive, gripping thriller with a talented newcomer already sparking large attention.