ChromoZone: Hunt for a Cold-Blooded Killer

"I read an article online, law enforcement is using those kits to track serial killers in cold cases through their family trees," said Iris. She curled her footy pajama covered feet into a crisscross. Her stubby bleach blond pig tales bobbed whenever she moved an inch."Yeah, I've read the same news story, but if any DNA hit for my families' case, our detective would inform us asap.""If those kits were less expensive you'd have an even bigger sample group."Charlotte grabbed her laptop and googled the top sites."Prices range from sixty to two hundred dollars and up depending on the features.""Roll with me.""Okay.""I'm thinking aloud here. What if someone bought one of those companies. Launched a huge marketing campaign and slashed the price for Black Friday. How many people would purchase them as Christmas gifts?" Asked IrisThe women sat staring at each other for several beats."We could make the test the, 'must have, ' gift of 2018," said Charlotte."With your Dad's money, yes, we could." Charlotte Darwin lost her mother and sisters when she was a little girl now she's an adult and ready to hunt down the cold-blooded killer who stole them from her and her father.Ever wonder what happens to the DNA samples mailed to ancestry websites, then you'll enjoy this fictional what if. A timely novel in this ever-changing science of criminal investigation.From the author of The Noah Chronicles, Wishful Thinking and Overdue for Love. This is a suspenseful story along the lines of a Hallmark Movies and Mysteries program.