Chapter 36
The next morning, Hatcher’s words kept rattling through Riley’s mind.
He’s liable to kill one of you before he’s done.
Before that, she hadn’t been thinking about the chain killer as a direct threat to her or other agents. The victims he sought out, took, and murdered were of a specific type. But she knew better than to ignore Hatcher’s warning. The man had uncanny insight, apparently born of years of focusing on human behavior from his special perspective in a high-security prison
Even here, in the ultra-secure Albany FBI field office, considering those words created an irrational but palpable sense of danger. It seemed almost as if Eugene Fisk was among them right here and now, unseen but poised and ready to snatch one of these agents from a desk. It didn’t make sense, but
