A.k.a.

A. K. A. is a 2018 indieBRAG Gold Medallion Honoree. A romantic suspense that keeps you guessing until the end. A. K. A. A false reality of lust, love, and lies. To the outside world, Terrance Thomas Caldwell III is just another cocky, spoiled, daddy-ass-licking, trust-fund boy, darling of the South. But this darling just happens to be a serial rapist and murderer. For him, abusing, raping, and murdering naive young women is as simple and as casual as adding apples to his Happy Meal, ice cream to his peach pie, or choosing the red paisley tie over the green and blue striped. Morgan Steel has a plan. She intends to be the youngest female DA in LA county history, ever. How? She's going to play the game better than any other ADA. The game is simple. Put way child abusers, rapist, and murderers without a costly trial. Making the DA look good, the mayor happy, and the taxpayers' pockets fuller. But what's that saying? Best laid plans... Morgan's perfectly planned world tilts off its axis when her half-sister, Tara is murdered. Seeking justice, she commits the once unthinkable crime. She does it with honor, with pride, and with zero shame or guilt. She kills with heartless cunning and in the coldest of blood. And it had been so easy-too easy. Morgan felt... let down, disappointed even. It should have been harder to seduce and kill a man like Terrance Thomas Caldwell III. Morgan thought she'd committed the perfect murder until a smooth-talking former NYPD homicide detective shows up at her office, one year after she'd placed a severed penis into a padded prepaid overnight envelope, addressed to Mrs. Toddy Maryellen Caldwell, of Savannah, Georgia.