Serial Rain

The rain doesn't wash the evidence away. It hides something far more deliberate.

When a series of murders leaves Dallas soaked and silent, homicide detectives Myrna Sontiago and Zeke LaPorte are confronted with crime scenes saturated with water and stripped of usable evidence. Each scene obscures forensic clarity while pointing to a calculated design behind the killings.

As relentless storms blanket the city, the investigation grows increasingly disorienting. Patterns begin to emerge-but they offer no comfort. The killer's actions suggest patience, control, and a willingness to let the detectives chase shadows while the real design unfolds elsewhere.

With pressure mounting and the line between coincidence and intent blurring, Myrna and Zeke are forced to confront a truth neither finds reassuring: the case may be less about what the rain removes and more about what it conceals. To stop the next murder, they'll have to question assumptions they've come to rely on-and trust each other under conditions designed to erode certainty.

Serial Rain is the second installment in the Myrna Sontiago crime thriller series, deepening the psychological tension and investigative complexity as the detectives face a killer who understands how easily clarity can dissolve.