The Library of Perfect Crimes

What if the perfect crime already existed — and someone had written it down?

In a secluded library hidden in Cambridge, Elias Morgan has spent years collecting the records of crimes that were never solved. Each file contains a story. Each story contains a secret.

Then an unknown manuscript appears among his collection.

Its first chapter describes a crime that has not yet happened.

When people begin to die according to the details contained in the manuscript, Detective Daniel Miller is drawn into an investigation that leads him from Boston's criminal underworld to a mysterious network of writers, scientists, prosecutors and other figures who seem to be connected by something far more disturbing than coincidence.

The closer Miller gets to the truth, the more difficult it becomes to determine who is controlling the story — and who is merely playing a part in it.

Someone is writing the perfect crimes.

Someone is making them real.

And someone is watching the detective read.

The Library of Perfect Crimes is a dark mystery thriller about murder, manipulation, obsession and the dangerous boundary between fiction and reality.

If you enjoy intelligent crime fiction, psychological mysteries, complex investigations and stories that challenge the reader's perception of what is real, enter the Library.

But remember:

Some stories are better left unread.