She writes the kind of thrillers that keep readers and critics awake all night. <p/>She grabs you with a story as frightening as your worst fears, as chilling as your unspoken secrets. <p/>She is <b>New York Times</b> bestselling writer Tami Hoag, today's most exciting master of suspense. <b>Ashes to Ashes</b> is her most terrifying novel yet...read on... <p/>Some killers are born. <p/>Some are made. <p/>For him, the question is irrelevant. The taste for murder has always been present, prowling the edge of his consciousness like a hungry wolf. In a wooded Minneapolis park, he performs his profane ceremony. He arranges the body to his satisfaction. He pours the accelerant, anointing the dead. Then he lights the match. <p/>"Ashes to ashes." <p/>The newspapers have dubbed him the Cremator. He has already claimed three lives. And he won't stop there. He has a plan for greatness. Only this time there is a witness. A teenage runaway with a dubious identity and a murky past, Angie DiMarco has seen the face of the killer in the flickering light of the funeral pyre. Now the police have Angie, but Angie isn't talking. <p/>Enter Kate Conlan. She knows all too well the dark side of the human heart. Once an up-and-coming FBI agent, she left the Bureau under a cloud of scandal. Now, instead of catching criminals, she helps their victims and protects witnesses. The job of advocate suits her just fine--until she's assigned to Angie. <p/>Not even Kate can tell if the troubled youth is a relu