Shooter On Fifth

Shooter on Fifth for those who love Anthony Berkley, Francis Iles, Margaret Millar, Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac, and Ira Levin.Rachel Dwyer knows how institutions work. She knows who owns the doors, who keeps the records, and which problems belong to someone else.Then a gunman walks into the headquarters of the Global Hockey League.He kills four people. He lets Rachel leave.And he knows her name.The shooter is Adam Morrow, a former junior hockey player with a history of head injuries and a thirteen-year-old grievance. Among the papers beside his body is a letter Rachel once sent him-a letter she does not remember writing.The case appears to explain itself.It doesn't.As Detective Sergeant Lena Ortiz reconstructs Adam's life, every answer creates another problem. Medical records tell one story. Former teammates remember another. The dead don't fit the motive. An obsolete access card should not exist. And evidence that seems to prove what Adam planned begins proving something else entirely.Police, doctors, lawyers, executives and investigators each possess part of the truth. Each part is accurate.Together, they may still be wrong.Shooter on Fifth is a psychological crime novel about memory, responsibility and the dangerous distance between having all the facts and understanding what they mean.