The Lady Killer: A Blake Moran Novel

by Davie Mac

After his international adventure catching a thief, Blake Moran is back home in Tucson, Arizona, with his family enjoying life. A surprise call from his “friend”, Assistant Special Agent in Charge Maverick Holmes, brings him into a new case that is baffling the FBI, and beginning to make them look bad. ASAC Holmes wants Blake’s help. Some very computer-savvy guy is stalking, abducting, raping, and then murdering attractive social media “influencers”. When it’s discovered they all have “OnlyFans” sites in addition to their typical social media platforms, Blake realizes he’s dealing with an advanced form of prostitution in the twenty-first century. But how will he find this murderer? This criminal travels all over the country and is smart enough to leave no clues behind. Blake realizes he needs his FBI friend and computer savant Winston to help him save the day. But how many young women will lose their lives before Blake finds the perp? The clock is ticking as Blake races to beat the clock in yet another breathtaking adventure.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Davie Mac (aka David McAllister) is a resident of Tucson, Arizona, and has always been a big fan of the “whodunit” genre. Davie is currently working on a new series, giving Blake Moran a little time off, the first book in that series to be published next. Davie is also a song writer—having written over 70 songs to date—he plays the drums in a band and is an avid weightlifter. Professionally, Davie has been in Christian ministry for over 40 years and founded and has pastored the Bridge Christian Church in Tucson for over 30 years. Davie and his wife Kimberly have seven children and seventeen grandchildren. For more information about the author www.daviemacbooks.com

501 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 24, 2025

Reviews

[Mark · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read. I love Blake's character, and this was entertaining, humorous, and suspenseful.

As he often does, the author waded into politics, tackling liberal feminism. I totally agree with him, but that took up too much of the book.

But it was still a great read with a great plot.
And I enjoyed the side plot of Jake and Susan.

This book was bad language free, and I really enjoyed it.

[pat ernst · Rating 3 out of 5]

I read all the previous books in this series and enjoyed the stories along with the biblical world view and the factual information woven in for each theme. This book had less of what I liked in the previous books and went to far in the explicit and gruesome details of the murders and the scene of the murderer’s capture. Also, the book ended too abruptly.

[Annalee Hoover · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved it and I hated it. This entry in the series is more complex than the rest. Lots to unpack and think about and it doesnt all apply to the mystery. There's also a super sappy romance story I hate that part because it's like reading Jeanette Oke, the perfect version of christian romance that everyone wants and no one ever gets.

[Joy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Listened to whole series on audiobooks while exercising (2 summers). Not sure how reading it would be but I did enjoy listening to the whole series.