Suspense, Romance and Satanic Murders on the San Francisco Bay - New novel tells of detective, psychic teaming up to find missing boy, solve ritualistic killings


SAN FRANCISCO, July 29, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- With the disappearance of a young boy, San Francisco homicide inspector Devin O'Sullivan teams up with a psychic to solve a bizarre case. When Devin and Samara Dakhota start searching, they uncover a twisted side of humanity rarely disclosed to the public. In The Creed (now available through 1stBooks), author Linda Kilgren offers a riveting suspense novel centered around a rash of strange murders.

They uncover strange, ritualistic murders by satanic religious fanatics and become entangled in their treachery while trying to find the little boy. Their hearts eventually become ensnared, as well. Both Devin and Samara come from stormy relationships. Devin makes advances, but Samara initially refuses him.

He is drawn to her mysteriousness, but is hiding a dark inner secret. A psychic and mind reader, she is unable to read Devin's thoughts. A life-threatening situation eventually brings them together, beginning a tumultuous relationship in the shadow of the eerie murders and the missing boy.

A story about the wicked side of humanity and the people who will succumb to it to gain power, The Creed illustrates the age-old battle between good and evil. A thought-provoking, chilling novel, Kilgren's book mixes crime, the supernatural, romance and suspense together to create a compelling read.

Kilgren is a former chief radiologic technologist who stepped down from her management position to pursue her love for writing. A native of San Francisco, she has rare insight into the workings of the San Francisco detective and crime scene. Her mother was a superior courts administrator and her brother was the deputy chief of detectives for the San Francisco Police Department. She lives in the city with her cat, Sassy.

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