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The Daughter's Judgment

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Buried truths. Blood-soaked payback.

Sometimes you can’t see the forest for the trees. FBI Special Agent Genevieve can’t see the forest for the bodies that keep finding her.

Just weeks after rescuing a woman attacked in the woods by a serial killer copycatting Genevieve’s own murderer father, her early morning hike is interrupted by yet another grisly discovery.

A dead man, stabbed repeatedly in the neck in the back seat of his vehicle, his pants unzipped.

A serial philanderer, the victim’s long string of jilted lovers and baby mamas yields a plethora of possible suspects. But when a second homicide victim surfaces, also stabbed in the neck, also dumped in a public park with his pants undone, and also a serial philanderer, the murders spiral into something far more sinister.

Something fueled by secrets worth killing for.

Someone is hunting sexual predators—men who abandoned their children and treated women as disposable. As Genevieve uncovers a tangled web of hidden histories and buried lies, she realizes this isn’t a case of jealous mistresses gone wild.

It’s retribution decades in the making.

These men sowed the seeds of betrayal. A killer is reaping violent justice.

The Daughter’s Judgment is the gripping fifth novel in the Genevieve Steel series from Mary Stone and Angela Kay, where every betrayal earns a reckoning, and a man’s legacy is written in blood. Literally.

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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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