Serial Killer with Haunted Past Delivers Own Brand of Justice in New Murder Mystery

ORLANDO, Fla. - Aug. 11, 2016 - PRLog -- James McCutcheon finished his shift at the Sunnyside Rest Home not knowing it would be his last. His blood-drained body was found by the groundskeeper hanging from a tree. James was the "quiet sort," but he was no angel: He had been written up for abusing a patient. Old Ms. Jennings says she saw a "space alien" creeping around the nursing home on the night of James's murder. How does it all tie in? C.A. Walters and Michael Fen keep readers on their toes in the twisted mystery of 'Unfinished Business.'

State Police are on the murder case, and they soon discover that it is not an isolated one. The killer strikes again at the Borderline Convalescent Home, the victim an orderly who, like the first, was suspected of abusive behavior. Apparently, someone has decided to take justice into his own hands. Calling himself the "Hunter," this vigilante is on a ruthless mission to punish "those guilty of preying on the weakest, most defenseless among us." But who would have both the motive and the means to fill the Hunter's shoes?

Robert Lacombe is the founder of Silver Threads, a charitable organization providing services to the elderly. A loving husband and father, and a high-profile philanthropist, Robert would seem an unlikely suspect. But beneath that surface lies a haunted past. Robert lost his grandmother at the age of eight, and he never quite got over her death. His recurring nightmares and blackouts suggest a less than healthy mental state. Robert's wife and friends do their parts to help establish his innocence, but what they uncover along the way may do more harm to their cause than good.

Inspired by the works of O. Henry, Alfred Hitchcock, and Edgar Allan Poe, Walters and Fen keep the suspense on high and end their story with an unexpected twist.

'Unfinished Business' is published in ebook format by eBookIt.com and is now available at popular online retailers, including Amazon.com, Barnesandnoble.com, and Apple iBookstore.

C.A. Walters is available for interviews.

About the Authors
C.A. Walters and Michael Fen are New England natives with overactive imaginations. They now reside in the sunny state of Florida.

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