Mystery Readers Alert! Teri Riggs’ The Eyes Die Last is Today’s Kindle Fire at KND eBook of The Day – Just $2.99 on Kindle

The Eyes Die Last

by Teri Riggs

4.1 stars – 9 Reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

The Las Vegas Mayoral race is heating up, and the incumbent doesn’t have a prayer. Wealthy real estate speculator Nick Campenelli, who wants to legalize prostitution in Clark County, and former pastor Louis St. Louis, running on a ‘clean-up-Vegas-by-getting-rid-of-the-whores’ platform, are the front runners.

They’re also front runners on the suspect list for a string of murders. Kennedy O’Brien, four-year detective with cop blood running in her veins, and her partner Wilder “Wild Thing” James, a veteran, are determined to find the man who’s murdering prostitutes who work the wrong side of the street, and they don’t care how important or politically active he is.

The killer is a man with a mission. He stalks the women before he kills them, leaving a “BEFORE” photo on their bodies, and sending an “AFTER” shot to the local news hound. Ed Hershey, an aging newscaster with just the right amount of grey in his hair, is determined to turn this story into a network gig, and his interference, along with the LVTVS legal team, are making Kennedy and Wilder look bad. Campenelli’s good looks and charm, and St. Louis’ vitriolic hatred of prostitutes are muddying the waters too, and now the killer seems to have taken a liking to Kennedy.

So the big question remains. Can she get him before he gets her?

5-Star Amazon Reviews

“This book was a great read.It was fast paced mystery. I enjoyed getting to know all of the characters. My favorite was the feisty Kennedy. I hoped to see them again soon. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking for a good read.”

“Great concept in a title. Do the eyes really die last? Do they reflect the last vision? This book has suspects, from the “can’t be him, He is too obvious” to the ‘well, it might be ….” with others in between. There are suspects that you can dislike and hope they are the villain and others that you like and hope they haven’t crossed that line of control. The author takes the time to build up each of the major characters so you can get to know them and empathize with them. Strong characters that have human flaws that makes it easier to identify with them. Bring on more of these books.”

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