Jessie Prichard Hunter is an American novelist whose work delves into the realm of psychological thrillers. Her narratives masterfully explore the darker aspects of the human psyche and intricate plotlines. Hunter excels at building suspenseful atmospheres and complex characters that draw readers deep into her compelling stories.
Set in Belle Époque Paris, the morgue serves as a macabre social hub where the living mingle with the dead. Amidst this backdrop, a young woman becomes entwined in the lives of the city's most intriguing characters, exploring themes of mortality, beauty, and societal norms. As she navigates the allure of the morgue, her journey reveals the darker sides of fame and the human condition, challenging the boundaries of life and death in a vibrant yet haunting era.
Set against the chilling backdrop of New York City, a brutal serial killer known as the "Symphony Slasher" terrorizes the streets, targeting young blonde women. As the body count escalates, the killer's eerie connection to classical music emerges through taunting notes sent to the media, intensifying public fear and fascination. The gripping narrative explores themes of obsession, media sensationalism, and the hunt for justice as authorities race against time to stop the savage murderer.