A murderous figure from the past has returned, and this time the trail of bodies leads straight to the people Michael Devlin loves most. Tony Kent's Marked for Death picks up after the explosive events of Killer Intent, pulling criminal barrister Michael and news reporter Sarah Truman into a nightmare that neither of them saw coming—a madman's methodical quest for revenge that will test everything they thought they knew about justice, loyalty, and survival. Sarah starts out doing what she does best, investigating a story that seems like just another assignment, following leads with the sharp instinct that's made her career. But the deeper she digs, the more the case twists back toward her own life, toward Michael, toward the very foundation of the future they're building together. Michael, meanwhile, is focused on defending a client he believes is innocent, unaware that someone from his past is watching, waiting, orchestrating tragedy with chilling precision. When that tragedy finally strikes, Michael is left reeling with grief and guilt, forced to confront the terrible reality that this killer won't stop until he's destroyed everything Michael holds dear. Now it's a race against time, a desperate hunt to stop a relentless enemy before the body count rises any higher—and before Michael loses everyone he has left.