A Map to Murder - Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco Mysteries by Michelle Chouinard

Book Synopsis

Beloved true crime tour guide Capri Sanzio returns in Michelle Chouinard's A Map to Murder, the next book in the USA Today bestselling Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco Mysteries.

True crime tour guide and serial killer aficionado Capri Sanzio knows how central the Summer of Love is to San Francisco's identity--even if she's always had conflicted feelings about it. She's used to weaving feel-good hippie culture and music into her Haight-Ashbury true crime tales, centering her tours around what happens when a revolution looking to lift up the best ideals humanity has to offer clashes with the darkest souls hidden among humanity's shadows. But what she's not used to is a guest stepping out from those shadows to drop a murder investigation directly into her lap.

A woman has gone missing in San Francisco after trying to solve her aunt's murder: a cold case from the Summer of Love. Capri sees herself in the missing woman--both were unable to find the answers they desperately wanted as kids--and sees her own daughter in the tour guest begging for her help. Unable to turn the case away, Capri finds herself following a trail of flower-power footprints turned deadly--straight to a killer who has her in their sights.

Review Quotes

Praise for the Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco Mysteries

"Engrossing." -Shelf Awareness

"Fans of fun whodunits will love." -Woman's World

"For fans of fictional serial killers and murder tours!" -BookRiot

"Intriguing." -Library Journal

"Fast-paced." -Publishers Weekly

"Just the thing for readers who want to learn about all those other hearts that got left in San Francisco." -Kirkus Reviews

"I devoured every quirky sentence." --Jesse Q. Sutanto

"I was glued to the pages!" --Alicia Thompson

About the Author

MICHELLE CHOUINARD is the author of the USA Today bestselling Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco mysteries, and under another name, the USA Today and Publishers Weekly bestselling author of nine previous mysteries. Michelle has a Ph.D. in developmental psychology from Stanford University and was one of UC Merced's founding faculty members. She lives in the Bay Area and enjoys caffeine in all forms, amateur genealogy, baking, and anything to do with Halloween or the zombie apocalypse.