Jackal (The Justice Chronicles Book 2)

(The Justice Chronicles Book 2)
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IN A LAND WHERE THE DEAD SPEAK AND ANCIENT GODS WALK IN HUMAN SKIN, KATE JUSTICE CONFRONTS A DARKNESS OLDER THAN CIVILIZATION

 

IN A LAND WHERE THE DEAD SPEAK AND ANCIENT GODS WALK IN HUMAN SKIN, KATE JUSTICE CONFRONTS A DARKNESS OLDER THAN CIVILIZATION

Some killers are born. Others are summoned. She hunts both.

Bestselling, award‑winning author Michael Jack Webb unleashes a supernatural thriller series where the veil between worlds is razor thin, and truth is far more terrifying than lies. Step into The Justice Chronicles, a pulse‑pounding blend of psychological suspense, ancient mysteries, and otherworldly horror—anchored by one woman destined to confront the darkness stalking humanity.

Kate Justice, the FBI’s youngest and most gifted Profiler, has a talent for seeing what others miss—and a past shrouded in secrets she’s only beginning to understand. When a series of brutal murders defies logic, science, and every investigative instinct she possesses, Kate is thrust into a deadly confrontation with forces that should not exist. The deeper she digs, the more she uncovers chilling truths buried in her own bloodline. Truths tying her fate to the horrors she hunts.

But the nightmare is only beginning.

Kate is drawn into conspiracies older than civilization. Malevolent entities wearing human faces rise from myth. Forbidden artifacts awaken. And a global threat rooted in the supernatural begins stirring.

Ancient powers awaken. Modern horrors arise. Justice stands between them.

As Kate races to stop killers—both human and monstrous—she must confront the terrifying possibility her greatest enemy may be what she doesn’t know about her bloodline heritage.

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