
When the Tik-Tik Sings
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Narrated by:
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Ken Solin
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By:
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Doug Lamoreux
About this listen
In a sleepy, historical Iowa town, tourist season is in full swing, and the strangest serial killer the world has ever known is roaming at will.
It begins with a mysterious house explosion, a severely burned man, and an unidentified female body. More victims follow, each killed under the oddest circumstances, each bearing an identical but unidentified wound, each attack accompanied by the most eerie, musical ticking.
When the lead homicide investigator goes missing, Police Sergeant Erin Vanderjagt is forced into the fray and into a personal hell she never imagined. Who is behind the bizarre deaths?
As the murders continue, what can Erin do, where can she go, how can she fight the horror...when the tik-tik sings?
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