Publisher's Synopsis
Sheriff Alan O'Tool has a problem; someone is murdering the young women in the small town of Olympia, Iowa. Something about this spate of killings has the Sheriff troubled, however; the victims look too much like his late daughter Amy for his liking. With a nagging ex-wife wanting to sell their old house, and a son refusing to get a job to support himself, O'Tool is at his wit's end. When his Senator friend involves an FBI agent, he thinks it's just to point him in the right direction. As the case progresses, O'Tool realizes his kind of on the street police work is a dying breed, and the agent with his more scientific approach represents the future. With the summer heating up, and the body count rising, both men suspect they'll never catch the faceless killer leaving young women on the side of the road like bags of trash.
