The Domino Effect will have you up late at night—with the lights on, checking under the beds and behind doors—turning pages, trying to figure out what is coming on the next page.

The FBI estimates there are at least 25 – 50 serial killers active in the United States at any given time, committing roughly 150 murders a year. The chances of a random detective becoming involved in one of those investigations is slim to none, but Riley Scott has been through two of them—successfully, though not unscathed. Now he finds himself targeted by a killer bent on proving his superiority to Scott by framing him for the very murders he is investigating. When his bosses in the department buy into it and turn on him, just as someone close to him is abducted, Scott is thrown into a race against the clock to clear his name and stop the killer before anyone else is murdered.