Have You Seen Him is suspense thriller. David is a juvenile public defender whose bad day at work has just become weird. Flipping through junk mail, he notices the face on a have-you-seen-me flyer. His face. Across town, Alejando is on day one of a job watching for hits on missing children lists. When he gets one, well, even the new guy knows his boss’s reaction isn’t normal.

Bottom line: Have You Seen Him is for you if you like character-driven, fast-moving suspense.

Listen to the first chapters for David and Alejandro plus the full book review here or wherever you get Mysteries to Die For podcast

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About Kimberly Lee

Kimberly Lee is a versatile writer, workshop facilitator, and editor with a passion for nurturing the imaginative spirit and helping others reveal their creative gifts. A graduate of Stanford University and UC Davis School of Law, she stepped away from her legal career to focus on motherhood, community work, and creative pursuits. Kimberly enjoys day spas, rose gold, and flared yoga pants. She’d love to use words like harbinger, liminal, and zeitgeist in a quick, saucy comeback. She lives in Southern California with her husband and three children.

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Join us next week for Season 9 Stuff That Can Kill You where Jack and I are going to try something a little different. It’s minute mysteries, crafted in 1932 by H.A. Ripley. Join us to see how many times you can beat us to the solution.