A Spring Kill

Book 2: The Killing Seasons

It’s spring, and a new evil has awoken.

Sam Pritchard, the Highway Killer from Utah, tried to kill her…but failed.

Robin Hood, the winter serial killer who terrorized most of the Midwest, did kill her, and technically, Carolyn Ryder, for almost five minutes, was dead. But the woman who surgeons brought back to life on the operating table is not the same woman who was wheeled into the ER without a heartbeat.

She has changed. But one thing hasn’t changed. Carolyn Ryder has some unfinished business, and it’s called Sam Pritchard. She wants to find him real bad. And when she does…she’s not interested in capturing him.

She’s going to kill him.

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Reviews

“A deliciously taut, fast-paced unpredictable thriller that is worthy of a place on your bookshelf alongside Karin Slaughter, James Patterson, Harlan Coben and David Baldacci.”

– Sunday Book Reviews

“As a sequel to a Winter’s Kill, it was so damn brilliant! I first read A Winter’s Kill back when it came out in 2019, and it has been a long time between drinks for the sequel. But boy was it worth the wait. A Winter’s Kill was such a terrific thriller, but I honestly believe JK Ellem has surpassed himself with this sequel. It’s nonstop thrills and action that had me almost screaming at my kindle. It’s such a tense, gut wrenching ride as Carolyn Ryder returns and chases down the man who almost killed her. Sam Pritchard. But there are new characters that I have fallen in love with, especially Emma. I was given an advance copy of this book to provide an honest review.”

– Caitlyn R.

“I love the character Carolyn Ryder and with A Spring Kill she is back with nothing but revenge on her mind. This book was full of action, suspense, and quite a few shocks that had me gasping. I honestly didn’t want the story to end and had no idea where it was going. Read it, you won’t be disappointed. With this book you get a real insight into what makes Carolyn tick and I love the self-doubt she has on whether she can tackle a ruthless killer like Sam Pritchard all on her own. Jack, for heaven’s sake don’t take three years to write the next book! – I was lucky to get an advance copy of this book from the publisher, and so glad I did. This is my honest opinion.”

– David G.