Cold Justice by Rayven T. Hill

Late one night an emotionally disturbed woman, Abigail Macy, witnesses a murder. She reports what she saw to the police, but out of fear that the killer will return to eliminate her as a witness, she keeps quiet about his identity. When the police investigate her claim, they find no evidence of a crime, and influenced by her psychiatrist's diagnosis that she was delusional, the case is closed.

Abigail's condition deteriorates, and she shuts herself away, withdrawn and distraught, refusing to speak to anyone except the occasional word to her husband. To ease her tormented mind, he hires private investigators, Jake and Annie Lincoln, to find a supposed killer, with no proof that one exists.

When Abigail is found dead two days later, the coroner concludes that she had committed suicide, however the Lincolns aren't convinced of the verdict. Now, with the only witness dead, the challenge to unravel the truth and find a murderer becomes more baffling.

The Lincolns find themselves in danger of being the killer's next victims as they are drawn into a perilous web of lies, deceit and cover-ups.

* A private detective agency series of mysteries in kindle books, this criminal fiction features Jake and Annie Lincoln.

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### From the Back Cover

Late one night an emotionally disturbed woman witnesses a murder. There's no evidence of a crime. The police and her psychiatrist believe her to be delusional. The Lincolns are hired to find a supposed killer, with no proof that one exists. When the woman apparently commits suicide, her death begins to look suspicious. Now with the only witness dead, the challenge to find a murderer begins.

### About the Author

Rayven T. Hill was born in 1954 in Markham, Ontario. He has had a variety of occupations and careers since then, spending the last fourteen years as a computer programmer and web site designer.

His first novel, written in 1960, was an instant hit with his mother and one sibling. He then put his career as a novelist aside for half a century to concentrate on making a living, but has now ventured back into the world of writing.

The first of the Jake & Annie Lincoln Crime Thrillers, **Blood and Justice**, was published as an eBook in June 2013.

He lives with his wife in Toronto.