book cover of The MIT Murders
 

The MIT Murders

(2024)
(The first book in the Dimase Augustin series)
A novel by

 
 
An insane professor.
An innocent undergrad.
…or is she?


When a young woman is found murdered in a Cambridge apartment, the residents are horrified. Then a jogger's body is discovered on Boston Common at dawn—and the whole city is in shock. The killings are just beginning. Members of a seemingly innocent book club start falling one by one.

Homicide detective Dimase Augustin has two crime scenes and one realization: whoever did this is far from finished. As Dimase digs deeper, a chilling pattern emerges: all roads lead to the venerable academic institution, MIT.

Dimase encounters an adversary who isn't just smart—he's brilliant. A respected professor whose intellect rivals Dimase's own and whose secret capacity for evil is insatiable. In this dark academic thriller, detective and killer circle each other, while moral lines blur beyond recognition—even the fine line between life and death.

As a female undergrad begins to unravel, caught in two minds, her friends in the book club pay the ultimate price.

When you're hunting a genius, every decision could be fatal.

Perfect for fans of James Patterson, David Baldacci, Catherine Coulter, and Nelson DeMille.


Genre: Mystery

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