Three women. One river. Twenty-two years of silence.

In 1990, the bodies of three women were pulled from the banks of the Spokane River, each shot with the same small-caliber weapon, each left without answers.
Yolanda, Nickie, and Kathy knew each other, worked the same dangerous stretch of street, and swore to protect one another — a promise that couldn't save them from a killer who moved through their world without ever raising suspicion.

For over two decades, their murders sat cold, quietly misfiled in the shadow of a far more infamous serial killer who had nothing to do with their deaths. No suspect. No answers. Just three families waiting for a justice system that seemed to have forgotten them.

Then, in 2012, an unrelated arrest triggered a DNA match that changed everything — and revealed a twist no one could have predicted. The man investigators had been hunting for over twenty years no longer existed. He had become someone else entirely.

Murder at the River's Edge is the gripping true story of a cold case serial killer, a hidden identity, and the DNA science that finally caught up to a decades-old crime. Drawing on court records, police files, and trial testimony, this true crime account follows the case from the first body on the riverbank to the courtroom verdict twenty-seven years later — unraveling how forensic science, patient detective work, and one victim's final act of resistance finally closed a case everyone else had given up on.

If you're drawn to unsolved murder investigations, DNA cold case breakthroughs, and true crime stories about the women history almost forgot, this is a case you won't be able to put down.

Read it today — and find out how justice finally caught up.