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The Newest Mystery from CS Miller:
THE ERASED
A partially dismembered body of a white male is found floating in the Potomac River. D.C. Metropolitan Police Detective Alexandra “Alex” Steele is assigned to investigate. Because the dead man’s hands have been severed, and his teeth knocked out, it is initially hard to determine his identity. A week later the Capitol Police notify the FBI that a congressional staffer, Jim McNeill, has gone missing.
Other Mysteries by CS Miller
It was day one on the job for Detective Alexandra “Alex” Steele in D.C.’s Second District, and right off the bat she was assigned to work a cold case. A double homicide.A Washington couple had been brutally murdered 9 years before in one of the capital city’s upscale neighborhoods. All previous efforts to make headway in the case had resulted in dead ends.
As Alex looked into what little had previously been uncovered by other detectives, she slowly gathered more information. With each new and additional bit of evidence it became more and more apparent to her there was far more to the double murder than had met the eye.
Ultimately, the investigation would take her far beyond the nearby neighborhood where the homicides took place, and in a direction no one would ever have expected.
The Attorney General of the United States has been assassinated.
A turf battle between the FBI and the DC Metropolitan Police ensues as to which agency would lead the investigation into the murder. Ultimately, the decision is made that the police would take the lead since the assassination took place on a Washington, DC, street.
The officer assigned to lead the investigation is a former FBI agent, who left the Bureau under questionable circumstances. While Larry Rivers attempts to find out who was behind the murder of the attorney general and members of his FBI protective detail, there is an effort to undermine the investigation from the highest ranks within the Bureau.
An unsolved 60-year old murder…A mysterious biblical parchment…
What is the connection between an unsolved murder in 1949, and a biblical parchment that had recently shown up in Washington, DC?
A biblical antiquities investigator in Jerusalem must authenticate the parchment, which she knows, if proven to be legitimate, could have serious implications.
While she continues her work on the ancient scroll, others are covertly watching her, and more deaths are taking place.
Years before, when the teenage daughter of a U.S. Senator inexplicably disappeared on a residential street in an upscale Washington, D.C., neighborhood police pulled out all the stops to find out what happened to her. Despite a major law enforcement effort that included not only the Metropolitan Police Department, but also the FBI, there was no success. There were no witnesses, no clues.
A few months ago Dan Bingham was a respected Washington, D.C., newspaper reporter. Now, he’s on the run. His life changed overnight when he was assigned to write an article on death row inmates. To his shock and surprise, one of those he’d interview - an unrepentant serial killer - would turn out to be his childhood friend, Frank Sharp.
Pete Melancon, following his dismissal from the New Orleans Police Department, reluctantly took the position of chief of police in Orton in East Texas, a town of about 10,000 people. As he told friends back in the Big Easy, this would be piece of cake; no real crime, just the day-in, day-out tedium of small town law enforcement.
Molly Prescott has been on the run for more than six years since she disappeared from her home in Maryland. A trail of death has followed in her wake; the inexplicable demise of numerous men across the country. 
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