Who Is The Antagonist In Jennifer Lynn's Killer Instinct?

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Killer Instinct The book Killer Instinct by Jennifer Lynn is a great book full of romance, action and throughout the whole book trying to solve a mystery. The setting of the story is in New York in 2014. The main characters in the book are Cassie, Dean, Michael, Lea, and Stolen. Cassie is a young college student who has had a hard life her father left when she was young, and her mother was pronounced dead after she went missing a few years back. Dean is a pro/antagonist because when he was young his father pressured him into doing awful things to women he always told Dean (cut them, bind them, brand them, hang them ). Michael is a good hearted young man the same age as Dean, he is a good guy even if he likes bothering Dean.
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They have a heated conversation about the women he killed and she sides with Redding. Dean says something bad about her son Christopher and he snaps, grabs Cassie of the couch, but before he could cause any harm Dean had him pinned up against the was choking him till he let go of her. A young college student Named Curt was found dead after the death of Christopher’s mother tracing Dna back to him the skin found under her fingernails. Someone didn't like how they went to visit Mrs. Simmons so after them leaving not an hour later she was found dead so she couldn't give out any information. But someone had killed Curt the same way Curt had killed Mrs. Simmons like Redding (cut them,bind them, hang them). So that meaning there must have been two accomplices is Es. One was Curt a disorganized killer. It the other was very organized left no evidence ever. But Kurt had. No communication with Mrs Simmons so why would he kill her… Unless the other accomplices wanted her dead, so they switched and killed each others victims. Curt was dead, so whoever killed Curt must have been the one who wanted Mrs Simmons dead. Who would want her dead, though the only person who ever had a problem with her was… Huh her living flesh and blood Christopher. He knew he wanted her dead, so he told Kurt but Kurt wasn't good enough and left behind evidenced so he must kill him before the FBI finds him and hurts him till he talks. So the other accomplice indubitably was Christopher. They had to stop him before it's too late and he kills

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