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Killer of Killers 4: The Whitecap Hotel: A Vigilante Justice Thriller
The Whitecap Hotel is a former retreat, a vacationer’s castle amongst the Rocky Mountain Peaks. The Whitecap has been closed for years now, a fading memory in a Colorado tourist town. Someone, though, is breathing new life into the Whitecap. This person has created a game and Kalen and Tisha McDonald have been invited.
The game is a murder mystery party to be held in the heart of the hotel. Multiple past employees of the Whitecap will attend with Kalen and his wife to help solve a murder. The crime has been presented to them as a fictitious evening of clue solving – but is it?
Is there something more developing as the evening progresses?
Who is the real target of the game’s creator?
Kalen does not know, but he soon realizes a killer is among his cohorts for the evening. An invisible monster watches them, in the open, seeking to conceal a past crime.
With no apparent means of escape, Kalen and Tisha must uncover the truth behind the game.
While a coming battle with a killer builds, another murderous fiend is searching for Kalen. The Radio Killer is closer than ever and ready to strike. He is coming for Kalen. Soon, he will know all he needs to know to hunt the man the media knows only as – The Killer of Killers!
The game is a murder mystery party to be held in the heart of the hotel. Multiple past employees of the Whitecap will attend with Kalen and his wife to help solve a murder. The crime has been presented to them as a fictitious evening of clue solving – but is it?
Is there something more developing as the evening progresses?
Who is the real target of the game’s creator?
Kalen does not know, but he soon realizes a killer is among his cohorts for the evening. An invisible monster watches them, in the open, seeking to conceal a past crime.
With no apparent means of escape, Kalen and Tisha must uncover the truth behind the game.
While a coming battle with a killer builds, another murderous fiend is searching for Kalen. The Radio Killer is closer than ever and ready to strike. He is coming for Kalen. Soon, he will know all he needs to know to hunt the man the media knows only as – The Killer of Killers!
270 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 30, 2022
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Charles Welch
100 books46 followersCharles Welch has been a home designer and builder, a middle school and high school teacher, education administrator, corporate learning and development professional and writer, previously publishing the spiritual book Walking Softly. His formal education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Social Science Teaching, a Master of Education in Learning and Technology, and an Educational Doctorate in eLearning.
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April 7, 2024
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I read the audible edition of this book.
Whew, what an awesome eye catching series title! I absolutely love mysteries and horror stories and it was the name of these series that caught my attention first and made me want to check it out over the title and I absolutely enjoyed it and will be going back to start from the beginning to find out how Kalen got started in becoming the Killer of Killers.
I love the by-play between kalen and his wife Trisha. They seem to be the up beat, fun, enjoy life couple which is way different than the other couples in the story. You have stuck up, we're better than you Russel and his wife, erm sorry, have no clue how to spell her name, Brett and Cynthia who seem to be on the complete lack of communicating scale from each other, Sean and his wife, sorry can't spell her name either, :) whom I'm not sure what to think of them and then Mary, the blue haired lady that just wouldn't shut up and her husband who just wanted to be grumpy, but they disappeared not long after the beginning of the story. Like whatever happened to them?
James Romick did an awesome job at bringing the characters to life. But hearing him giggle or do the small little laughs for Trisha when Kalen said or did something was strange and funny to hear. He did a terrific job at pulling off that tone of ***I'm better than you*** that Russel and his wife carried.
I had fun trying to figure out the murder mystery along with the story as they moved along to each room. I started thinking of Brett when they got the second clue since his attitude like seriously changed and even more so when they got to the gift shop. When they reach room 303 is when I included Russels wife due to her being a total arse when the clue was revealed.
I would love to know how in the world Kalen can function with his visions seeming to happen like every few minutes and being able to keep that from people around him. I'd be ready to pull my hair out or scream!
When Kalen spoke with the person that created the game near the end of the story, I have to admit that that person didn't even cross my mind.
Can't wait for the next book to see what is going to happen with the Radio Killer as Kalen calls him, but first I need to start over and go find book 1.
Disclaimer:
I got this book for free and all thoughts are definitely my own. Happy reading!
I read the audible edition of this book.
Whew, what an awesome eye catching series title! I absolutely love mysteries and horror stories and it was the name of these series that caught my attention first and made me want to check it out over the title and I absolutely enjoyed it and will be going back to start from the beginning to find out how Kalen got started in becoming the Killer of Killers.
I love the by-play between kalen and his wife Trisha. They seem to be the up beat, fun, enjoy life couple which is way different than the other couples in the story. You have stuck up, we're better than you Russel and his wife, erm sorry, have no clue how to spell her name, Brett and Cynthia who seem to be on the complete lack of communicating scale from each other, Sean and his wife, sorry can't spell her name either, :) whom I'm not sure what to think of them and then Mary, the blue haired lady that just wouldn't shut up and her husband who just wanted to be grumpy, but they disappeared not long after the beginning of the story. Like whatever happened to them?
James Romick did an awesome job at bringing the characters to life. But hearing him giggle or do the small little laughs for Trisha when Kalen said or did something was strange and funny to hear. He did a terrific job at pulling off that tone of ***I'm better than you*** that Russel and his wife carried.
I had fun trying to figure out the murder mystery along with the story as they moved along to each room. I started thinking of Brett when they got the second clue since his attitude like seriously changed and even more so when they got to the gift shop. When they reach room 303 is when I included Russels wife due to her being a total arse when the clue was revealed.
I would love to know how in the world Kalen can function with his visions seeming to happen like every few minutes and being able to keep that from people around him. I'd be ready to pull my hair out or scream!
When Kalen spoke with the person that created the game near the end of the story, I have to admit that that person didn't even cross my mind.
Can't wait for the next book to see what is going to happen with the Radio Killer as Kalen calls him, but first I need to start over and go find book 1.
Disclaimer:
I got this book for free and all thoughts are definitely my own. Happy reading!
September 20, 2025
If you’re searching for a thriller that keeps you guessing and fully immersed, ‘Killer of Killers 4: The Whitecap Hotel’ is an unmissable read – delivering a thriller that keeps you on edge and guessing until the final page. The Whitecap Hotel itself is more than a setting. It’s a labyrinth of secrets, where every room conceals shadowy stories and every guest is entangled in a web of fate. The oppressive, haunting atmosphere perfectly suits this tale of deception, psychological warfare, and taut suspense.
From page one, the chilling setting draws you in, casting a shadow that lingers long after you close the book. This is a story that rewards careful reading; for the amateur sleuths among us, the challenge is real and satisfying. Twists and turns abound, with surprises lurking at every chapter’s end, as truths are revealed and assumptions are deftly upended.
The characters especially the guests are intricately crafted, each hiding secrets that unravel as the plot unfolds. Relationships are in constant flux, with friendships and rivalries tested when survival hangs in the balance, making every revelation matter. The evolving dynamics and high stakes enhance the impact of every twist.
The showdown between Kalen and the Seer is particularly riveting, their psychological chess match propelling the narrative. The mystery builds in careful layers, each chapter peeling back new secrets or shifting familiar truths, keeping the suspense ever-tightening.
‘Killer of Killers 4: The Whitecap Hotel’ is more than just a thriller, it's a battle of wits, a study in human fear and courage, and a story that won’t let you go. Whether it’s the relentless cat-and-mouse game, the shifting alliances, or the pervasive atmospheric dread, this novel is an unforgettable read. Don’t miss it, and when you finish, let’s compare notes on who truly saw it coming.
From page one, the chilling setting draws you in, casting a shadow that lingers long after you close the book. This is a story that rewards careful reading; for the amateur sleuths among us, the challenge is real and satisfying. Twists and turns abound, with surprises lurking at every chapter’s end, as truths are revealed and assumptions are deftly upended.
The characters especially the guests are intricately crafted, each hiding secrets that unravel as the plot unfolds. Relationships are in constant flux, with friendships and rivalries tested when survival hangs in the balance, making every revelation matter. The evolving dynamics and high stakes enhance the impact of every twist.
The showdown between Kalen and the Seer is particularly riveting, their psychological chess match propelling the narrative. The mystery builds in careful layers, each chapter peeling back new secrets or shifting familiar truths, keeping the suspense ever-tightening.
‘Killer of Killers 4: The Whitecap Hotel’ is more than just a thriller, it's a battle of wits, a study in human fear and courage, and a story that won’t let you go. Whether it’s the relentless cat-and-mouse game, the shifting alliances, or the pervasive atmospheric dread, this novel is an unforgettable read. Don’t miss it, and when you finish, let’s compare notes on who truly saw it coming.
June 27, 2022
What an interesting read! This is a story that develops around a mystery dinner or such. Previous employees have been invited for a murder mystery at a now closed hotel. It appears that the hotel is to be reopened, and as part of that kickoff the previous employees have been invited to an evening of fun and relaxation as the guests participate in a murder mystery, but is this just pretend or is this murder mystery true to life? As you read deeper into the novel you might just discover that there is a murder with in a murder and these employees might just be exposed to the Killer of Killers, or is that just all pretense also? Oh my! I received a free copy of this novel as an advanced reader. I was under no obligation to write this review. My review is true and honest.
July 12, 2022
A captivating, engrossing and satisfying read. A murder party with a difference. It's not make believe. Hiding amongst the guests is a real murderer, and, with the aid of Kalen's visions and clues that have been left here and there, the true identity of the murderer will eventually be revealed. Then there is the radio killer, getting ever closer to discovering Kalen's true identity. Tense, thrilling, and leaves an opening for the next book in this series.
July 27, 2024
A vacation! Has been a while for them! The problem is killers don't take vacations!
Whitecap Hotel! Their cabin is close by and they run into college friends! Who invite them to White cap Hotel for a murder mystery night!! Killers still around! So much for a vacation!🤔
Whitecap Hotel! Their cabin is close by and they run into college friends! Who invite them to White cap Hotel for a murder mystery night!! Killers still around! So much for a vacation!🤔
June 2, 2022
Exciting
A mystery dinner party. As you solve the clues you get to move to the next room.
This was an excellent concept and the author carried it out beautifully
A mystery dinner party. As you solve the clues you get to move to the next room.
This was an excellent concept and the author carried it out beautifully
July 4, 2022
Good read.
December 23, 2023
Great read
I like this series a lot. Couple storylines definitely keeps you turning the pages. Next book should be great as well with a bit of a cliffhanger at the end.
I like this series a lot. Couple storylines definitely keeps you turning the pages. Next book should be great as well with a bit of a cliffhanger at the end.
May 23, 2025
I found this book a tad boring in comparison with some of the other stories. Still not a bad murder mystery, just not as good. Good characters and a different type of setting. Not as full of action.
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