Amelia Storm FBI Mystery

Hell hath no wrath like a woman scorned...or determined to stop a killer. Several weeks after being set up for a crime she didn't commit and almost being killed by a fellow FBI agent in the process, Amelia Storm is ready for a new assignment. But nothing could have prepared her for what lies ahead-a spate of brutal killings so unusual the Organized Crime agent and her partner have no choice but to team up with members of Violent Crimes. When three dismembered bodies are discovered, all evidence points to a madman...especially when a nineteen-year-old goes missing. There's something more to the case, though. A father. A child. Scattered body parts. Is a serial killer on the loose? Or something worse? From the wickedly dark minds of Mary Stone and Amy Wilson comes Storm's Wrath, book five of the Amelia Storm Series. Be careful, though. You may never drive at night again.

Some nightmares never end... When a confidential informant hands FBI Agent Amelia Storm the flash drive containing the information he gave her brother Trevor before he was killed, Amelia realizes she's holding a time bomb waiting to explode. Especially when its contents reveal the extent to which the senator on the FBI's radar has infiltrated Chicago's law enforcement system. But Amelia's investigation into her brother's murder is put on the back burner when the body of a young girl with her eyes gruesomely removed is found in the trunk of a black Nissan scheduled for processing at a local junkyard. Better yet, the salvage yard is run by the Leónes, the mafia family suspected to be behind Trevor's death. Is the murderer tied to the Leónes...or a serial killer smart enough to dump his victims in a mafia-affiliated junkyard? The only thing Amelia knows for sure is the clock is ticking before the killer strikes again. From the wickedly dark minds of Mary Stone and Amy Wilson comes Storm's Nightmare, book eight of the Amelia Storm Series. But beware. Sometimes the eyes aren't the windows of the soul, but the reflection of something more sinister.

The first cut is the deepest. Murderers never take a break, so when the body of a twenty-nine-year-old middle school gym teacher is discovered, Special Agents Amelia Storm and Zane Palmer are called in to help the Violent Crimes Division with one of their most puzzling cases to date. Because this isn't just a random crime... It's far more bizarre. The latest victim is the fifth to be found dumped in a rural area south of Chicago. The victims have little in common, except one thing...their internal organs have been removed with a precision that only a surgeon could achieve. Is this the work of a deranged serial killer, an organ trafficker, or God forbid, both? Or could one of Chicago's criminal organizations be involved? Despite their investigation yielding one dead end after another, Amelia is determined to keep digging. Because she has no doubt that the murderer will strike again, and soon...unless she stops them first. From the wickedly dark minds of Mary Stone and Amy Wilson comes Storm's Cut, book ten of the Amelia Storm Series that will make you realize that those sworn to protect can inflict the most harm.

Hunting season is open, and humans are the game. In her new role with the Bureau's Violent Crime Unit, Special Agent Amelia Storm is ready to focus on new types of crimes-ones that aren't mob related. She didn't, however, expect her first case to take her to rural Illinois, where the tranquil waters of Lake Henry have been guarding a grim secret. Three corpses...and that's just the beginning. Among the deceased are two recent victims, a young couple last seen camping in the nearby wilderness preserve. A third, a grim echo from years past, is a set of bones picked clean and left to whisper secrets of an older, darker crime. The only connection between the victims, besides the location of their bodies, is the ancient rune carved into their skull. Shockingly, a ViCAP search of the distinctive symbol reveals eighteen sets of linked murders occurring over the past decade. All murdered in pairs. As Amelia and her partner delve deeper into the case, a disturbing realization dawns-they aren't hunting a lone serial killer but two. Working in tandem, these predators stalk their victims under the veil of darkness. Now the interval between murders is shortening, and the killers are escalating. Amelia must turn the hunter into the hunted...before they target their next victims. From the wickedly dark minds of Mary Stone and Amy Wilson comes Storm's Target, book eleven of the Amelia Storm Series. But be forewarned. You may never go camping again.

Fame has a deadly price. Special Agent Amelia Storm, a seasoned FBI veteran, thought stepping away from the Organized Crime Unit and its mafia entanglements would lead to less complex and dangerous cases. She was wrong. Now in the Violent Crimes Division, Amelia is haunted by a chilling pattern that mirrors mob brutality. Murder as a message. How else can she explain why this serial killer murders everyone in the home but leaves the victim alive...and horrifically disfigured by acid? Four victims in two years. All women with dark-brown hair. All social media influencers with a substantial following and a message of self-improvement aimed at women. Now he's escalating. And Amelia always seems to be one step behind. With each woman silenced, Amelia's resolve deepens. She's determined to stop the killer before he silences another young woman with a promising career. Unless he silences her first. From the wickedly dark minds of Mary Stone and Amy Wilson comes Storm's Burn, book twelve of the Amelia Storm FBI Series. Influencers beware: your next live stream might just be your last.

This killer is setting the world on fire. One house at a time. Special Agent Amelia Storm thought she'd seen the darkest corners of humanity after facing a killer who exploited social media to broadcast his twisted "message." But her latest case in the FBI Violent Crimes Unit plunges her into a new nightmare-one that catapults her from the frying pan into the fire. Literally. In the dead of night, an affluent Chicago neighborhood becomes a hellscape as an arsonist claims an entire family, leaving nothing but charred remains and unanswered questions. This is no isolated incident. The fire-starter has struck three times before, turning homes into death traps-all within a year's time. Four infernos, fifteen victims, nine dead, and six barely clinging to life. But the most chilling detail? The exits were meticulously sealed, forcing the victims to meet a fiery end or fall to their death. Amelia's gut tells her this isn't just the work of an arsonist. He's a serial killer. And he uses fire as his weapon. At each scene, a sinister, occult-like symbol taunts investigators, a twisted signature of a killer who craves recognition. With every new fire, Amelia races to uncover the deadly pattern binding the victims, knowing this monster's hunger for destruction is growing-and he won't stop until his dark message is seared into the world. From the wickedly dark minds of Mary Stone and Amy Wilson comes Storm's Symbol, book thirteen of the Amelia Storm FBI Series. Where there's smoke, there's fire. And sometimes, the twisted mind of a killer.

The last act has begun… A week ago, a woman's body was found in a park. A day later, images of her death surfaced on the dark web. A snuff film depicting the horror of her final moments. The murder was shocking. The video was worse. Now, a second victim has been found. And yet another film is spreading. FBI Special Agent Amelia Storm has seen horror before, but this case is different. Too calculated. Too performative. Too real. With her former case partner-and now lover-back at her side, she's racing to unmask the monster behind the camera before he casts his next victim. But this isn't just about murder. It's about the spectacle. The audience. The performance. The killer's been watching from afar. Waiting for revenge. And now, he wants Amelia to be his final leading lady. From the wickedly dark minds of Mary Stone and Amy Wilson comes Storm's Endgame, book fourteen of the Amelia Storm FBI Series, proving there's no expiration date on settling old scores.