Some things stay frozen in time. Memories. Histories. Even murder. Newly-promoted Florida state police investigator, Veronica Fox, enjoys the challenge of her new job investigating her department's ages-old, unsolved "cold cases," many of which go decades back, with little to no evidence, but a great deal of mystery. When she receives a case call from a woman named Chloe Avery, whose college professor father was murdered thirty-five years earlier, in a case that remains unsolved and is so cold it's practically frozen in ice, Veronica and her partner, Rex Jenkins, are thrown into a wild hunt for evidence to apprehend a prime suspect, as other victims, with eerily similar murders, are found along the search. In author Luke King's fast-paced detective novel, Frozen Justice, readers are taken on a race against time for disappearing clues and deteriorating evidence, always pressing toward the ever-crucial goal of confirming Investigators Fox and Jenkins' suspect suspicions. Their journey must stop a serial killer's nearly four-decade-long spree, putting a vicious criminal behind bars forever. But can they find enough evidence in time to unfreeze the case and bring the victims' justice? Luke King was born New York City. Growing up, he was fascinated with mysteries and detective stories. He has been a United States Marine and a Florida police officer. King currently lives in Florida with his family, who infuse his life with humor and inspiration. Frozen Justice is his first novel.