'There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed menlong enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.' Ernest Hemingway ONE SERIAL KILLER TERRIFIED THE WORLD.
IMAGINE WHAT AN ARMY OF THEM COULD DO.
Obadiah Stark is dead.
His legacy isn't.
When a woman is arrested at the scene of a brutal murder, she refuses to speak to the police. There is only one person she wants to see: former crime reporter Joe O'Connell.
Joe's obsession with the serial killer known as The Tally Man cost him almost everything. He believed Stark's execution had finally brought the nightmare to an end.
He was wrong.
Because Stark left behind more than twenty-seven victims.
He left believers.
They believe in what The Tally Man stood for.
They believe in what The Tally Man did.
And where Stark was one...
they are many.
Drawn into a conspiracy built around murder, devotion and a dead killer's legacy, Joe discovers that the most dangerous thing about Obadiah Stark may not have been the man himself.
It may have been the idea.
The nightmare didn't die with The Tally Man.
It evolved.