Sorrell Mystery Series Book 1 is "Signal to Murder." When Keith Edwards awakens each morning, he begins his struggle with acute amnesia; he does not remember who he is - he does not remember anything. Edwards is unaware of Six, his diabolical nemesis; he does not know that Six has conspired on multiple occasions to murder him. "Signal to Murder" is a mystery rich in culturally diverse characters. From each character's vantage point, he or she tells of their lives before, during, and after their involvement in several diabolically planned murder attempts on Keith Edwards and his Sorrell Family. "Signal to Murder," as told by all of the characters, gives a different spin to the facts accompanied by multiple flaws. Each character remembers, quite differently, the facts and certain truths before, during and after the premeditated murder attempts on the lives of Keith Edwards and his grandfather, Francis Rene Sorrell. After the first attempt on Keith Edwards' life he was in a coma for several months; upon awakening he was diagnosed with amnesia and split personality disorder. Second and third attempts to murder Keith and his Sorrell Grandparents were planned and carried out - the attempts failed. "Signal 2 Murder, Deja vu" is the second book in The Sorrell Mystery Series and picks up where "Signal to Murder" left off. Persons of interest, James Peace Taylor and Danny OGrady, travel separately, in plain sight, from Illinois to and around the state of Texas. "Signal to Murder" was written from vantage points and incidents; "Signal to Murder, Deja vu" is written chapter by chapter concerning the daily activities of the Sorrell family and friends as they travel south and west to circle their investigative wagons in search of their nemesis, Six. Through informants, the nemesis becomes known to them by the singular name Six. Hoping to stop the collateral deaths and murder attempts by Six, the Sorrell's and their investigative team follow leads and close in on Dallas and then San Marcos, Texas. ******** To get a full understanding of the cast of characters in this book and how they interact with each other, we recommend that you read "Signal to Murder.""