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The Daughter's Fate

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Born of monsters. Marked for death.

FBI Special Agent Genevieve Steel has spent her life proving she’s nothing like her serial killer father. To escape his legacy, she’s built her career on one simple truth...blood doesn’t define who you become.

Someone is determined to prove her wrong.

When a young nurse is found brutally murdered, the case looks contained. Local. Tragic, but isolated. Until another body surfaces. And then another. The victims have nothing in common—no shared lives, no connections, no obvious motive.

Except one.

They’re all the children of infamous serial killers.

Across three states, the pattern becomes impossible to ignore. Someone is hunting them. Executing them. Leaving behind no evidence, no witnesses...only rage, control, and a chilling message.

Blood is destiny.

For Genevieve, the case cuts deep. It’s personal. She knows what it means to inherit a monster’s legacy. She’s lived with it since she was twelve years old...since the day she opened the wrong door and found her father’s kill room.

Now, Genevieve is forced to confront a terrifying possibility...what if the killer is right?

As the body count rises and the investigation leads her back to her father’s prison, Genevieve moves into the killer’s crosshairs. Because this time, she’s not just hunting a murderer.

The murderer is hunting her.

The Daughter’s Fate is the electrifying fourth novel in the Genevieve Steel series from Mary Stone and Angela Kay, where past sins don’t stay buried—and blood may be the most dangerous evidence of all.

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Mary Stone

Mary Stone lives among the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains of East Tennessee with her two dogs, four cats, a couple of energetic boys, and a very patient husband. As a young girl, she would go to bed every night, wondering what type of creature might be lurking underneath. It wasn’t until she was older that she learned…

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