Title Dancer in the Dark Author Joseph Steven Synopsis When Lieutenant James Francis Moran, newly named chief of the NYPD Cold Cases File Task Force, reopens the case of eight sniper killings that terrorized the City of New York sixteen months before, the killer re-surfaces again with a series of brazen daylight murders in different parts of the city. Moran soon discovers that trying to catch this madman is not an easy job. The sniper/killer is a very cunning and highly intelligent individual. When Moran turns to a criminal profiler and her wheelchair-bound professor friend for help the pattern they uncover is chillingly evil. What is the killer's ultimate agenda? Who is this mysterious sniper and why is he killing? The road to these answers is a very bumpy and scary ride as the killer becomes more emboldened with each murder. However, he hasn't counted on one thing - Moran's tireless determination. Please read this books reviews on StarredReview.com. Biography Joseph Steven, is a former New York trial attorney who for the past fifteen years has devoted himself to the production of independent films by specializing in the acquisition of financing in this country and Europe. He is also an accomplished photographer. He was the first photographer to ever be granted a one-man exhibition at the prestigious Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio in 1973-74. Joseph has also published the novel, The Spanish Enigma.

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