Harbinger Hawk

Dylan Cold #3

by K.D. McAdams

Dylan Cold has worked his way into a job with the Brookford police department. The slow pace of being a rookie cop in a small town has him looking for a way to stand out. After responding to a routine car accident he makes a gruesome discovery, a dead baby, but no one steps forward to claim it. During the autopsy the medical examiner discovers a memory chip embedded under the babies skin and the pictures it contains are horrific, abuse of the worst kind. The implications shake the entire station to its core, but with no leads they are left waiting anxiously for a break. Dylan’s obsession with the baby and the girls from the pictures leads him to a theory about a hawk and a suspension from the force. After his instincts prove correct, neither Dylan nor the small town he calls home will ever be the same.

202 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 18, 2016

About the author

K. D. McAdams is a fiction author writing thriller, dystopian and horror stories. His new thriller series, featuring Dylan Cold, is set in Southern New Hampshire where his small farm town is anything but quiet. K. D.’s first series, The Seamus Chronicles, follows a teen genius and his family from the apocalypse into the stars. His horror series, Metropolitan Zombie Survivors watches unlikely survivors struggle to escape major cities overrun with Zombies. K. D.’s works can be found on all major eBook platforms with select titles also available in print.

Reviews

[Mike G. · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's a very sensitive subject, but having read the two previous titles regarding Dylan Cole, I was determined to read this through. It was quite gripping, and scary to imagine. Well done!

[Susan Lee Thuener · Rating 4 out of 5]

First of the Dylan Cold books I have read.

Might have had a higher rating if I had read any of the other books in this series. Good story with interesting reactions from those in authority in dealing with the title detective, Dylan Cold.

[Colin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Harbinger Hawk

Uncomfortable subject, uncomfortable main character, just not a good feel from this book. Interesting title though and good proofreading so this story is readable.