Violent storms wreak havoc in Tornado Alley. A serial killer exploits the chaos to cover their tracks…
When a five-year-old girl reports being saved by a mysterious being in the middle of a tornado, her story is readily dismissed.
But less so the computer-assisted discovery of a pattern in a series of deaths that suggests they are no accident.
Special agent Ilona Farris of the FBI puzzles over how a killer could predict the storm events so accurately, yet stops short at believing they are dealing with the thunder beings of Native American legend.
Pairing up with storm chasers, Farris aims to catch the culprit in the act. But her increasingly reckless pursuit will place her directly in the eye of the storm.
THE STORM KILLINGS is the third book in an unputdownable series about a special FBI unit focused on seemingly unsolvable crimes. Look out for the other THE PIPER’S CHILDREN and THE WHISTLER’S OMEN.
Iain Henn is also the author of the brilliant thrillers DEAD SET ON MURDER and THE GREATEST BETRAYAL. Perfect for fans of Michael Connelly, Susan Hunter, and Mary Stone.
All of these books are FREE with Kindle Unlimited and available in paperback.
Iain Henn has been writing stories for as long as he can remember, urged on as a youngster, he suspects, by his imaginary friend, Red. Iain has continued to create fiction even though that mischievous imp is no longer around - or is he?
Iain's breakthrough came with his first published story, in Woman's Day, Australia. Many stories followed, published by magazines in Australia, New Zealand, the US, the UK, and in the Scandinavian countries.
He worked for many years as a print production controller with media companies, and as a freelance content writer for websites. Mystery and suspense fiction, however, has always been his passion.
His stories explore the ripple effect that dramatic events have on ordinary people from all walks of life. His novels are published by UK crime fiction publisher, The Book Folks.
Iain lives on the coast in New South Wales, where he is researching and writing his next thriller.
This was fantastic! It's well-written and unique. It moved at a good pace and I was wondering who the killer was until the end. I would recommend this to those who enjoy mysteries and thrillers. I will definitely be reading the rest of the series! Special Thank You to Iain Henn, The Book Folks and NetGalley for allowing me to read a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.
I love Iain Henn's Unsolvable Crimes as they're very original and gripping. This is up to the other in this series and I had fun, found it gripping and surprising. Highly recommended. Many thanks to the publisher for this ARC, all opinions are mine
At last! A crime thriller that delivers thrills! The plot is innovative, original...and damned good. The pace is quite literally breathtaking and I could hardly turn the pages fast enough to keep up. On top of all that there are some truly great characters. This is the first book by Iain Henn I have ever read but now I have discovered him I am going to read his entire backlist and can't wait for him to publish more books in this great series. Who would have thought that you could find echoes of The X-Files and The Twilight Zone in a story that is still one hundred percent realistic and engaging. I'm stunned and need a stiff drink after a denouement that raises the status of the genre to new heights.
Ever wondered if humans can summon tornados and control them for their own personal needs? This story explores the depths of that question while keeping you on your toes. As someone from Tornado Alley I was highly impressed with the knowledge that was put into the story regarding the location, people and beliefs of the area. The characters are relatable and real. The chase is intense. And there are many suspicious characters to keep you wondering who is the murderer. If I didn’t have to get sleep for work I would have read this without stopping.
At last! A crime thriller that delivers thrills! The plot is innovative, original...and damned good. The pace is quite literally breathtaking and I could hardly turn the pages fast enough to keep up. On top of all that there are some truly great characters. This is the first book by Iain Henn I have ever read but now I have discovered him I am going to read his entire backlist and can't wait for him to publish more books in this great series. Who would have thought that you could find echoes of The X-Files and The Twilight Zone in a story that is still one hundred percent realistic and engaging. I'm stunned and need a stiff drink after a denouement that raises the status of the genre to new heights.
In the midst of Tornado Alley, a serial killer is leveraging the fury of nature to commit unspeakable crimes, leaving a trail of devastation and bewilderment in their wake. But when a young girl's haunting account of a mysterious being during a tornado hints at forces beyond human understanding, seasoned FBI agent Ilona Farris is compelled to investigate.
As Farris partners with a team of storm chasers, their pursuit of the killer becomes a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. With each new twist, the mystery deepens, and the body count rises. The Storm Killings masterfully weaves together elements of suspense, intrigue, and supernatural undertones, keeping you on the edge of your seat. 😵💫
As storm season rolls through, so do some deaths that are marked as from the tornadoes. But when a computer program begins to link the deaths, the team realizes there is more going on than just storm damage and accidental death. Murders are happening during these storms. The team races to find the culprit, while staying out of the path of the oncoming storms.
I really enjoyed this one! I had not read anything by this author before, but it was good. Kept me engaged and wanting to know what was going to happen next. Now, I need to hunt down the first two books and read through those! t was fun to see one of the places that I used to live mentioned in the book.
Ilona and the other members of the UCU are on the trail of the Storm Killer. A killer that uses tornadoes as cover to kill self owned business women, making their deaths look like storm related injuries. This is the first novel by Iain Henn. Although the writing was well thought out, the book felt a bit too long. Also, the use of ‘new’ technology feels like a way to advance the story. The readability and storyline are why I gave this book four stars.
The book called The Storm killings was a very well written book and followed a line of thought that kept you interested and guessing. The book is about murders and robberies that happened around tornadoes and people thinking they can control the storms. If you'd like a good intrigue murder mystery I recommend this book highly.
The Storm Killing is steeped in Native American lore as well as the history of their mythology. It is a shocking read filled with brutal murders and other crimes as well. It’s a great read.