The killer and the robbers face off. Who will prevail? Chapter 13, our grand finale, by Healdsburg author Gabriel Fraire.

The Sonoma Squares Killer arrives with the stolen cash. The home invasion robbers point guns at Sandra and Abby. What will the killer do now? Chapter 13, by Press Democrat Copy Heather Chavez.

A kidnapped Sandra must contact the killer and present the robbers' demands: return their money or Sandra dies. Chapter 12, by Petaluma writer Andy Gloege.

The Gran Fondo, an iconic Sonoma County event, becomes the backdrop for the home invasion robbers' plot to kidnap reporter Sandra Cordero. Chapter 11, by North Bay Business Reporter Eric Gneckow.

Detective Brown goes to San Quentin to meet a Death Row inmate who holds crucial information about the Sonoma Squares Killer. Chapter 10, by Press Democrat Editorial Director Paul Gullixson.

News of the winery gala bombing reaches the home invasion robbers. Could the bomber be the same killer who murdered Tyler and stole the robbers' cash? Chapter 9, by Windsor author Linda C. McCabe.

Sandra, Abby and Brown get all dressed up to attend a winery gala honoring Sandra and other accomplished North Bay women. What could ruin such a perfect evening? Chapter 8, by Press Democrat writer and blogger Crissi Langwell.

The home invasion robbers are out for another night of depriving pot suppliers of their cash. That leaves Tyler alone on the farm. What if the killer is watching the place? Chapter 7 by Penngrove writer/editor Ana Manwaring.

The home invasion robbers do their day job, delivering fresh veggies from the farm. Detective Brown stops by a Penngrove hydroponics shop as he tries to track down the robbers. And the killer lurks nearby, taking it all in. Chapter 6, by Press Democrat Staff Writer Randi Rossmann.

The killer watches a Santa Rosa drug dealer, hoping to find bigger fish. Now who are these other men on the prowl for suppliers with plenty of cash and weed? Chapter 5, by Press Democrat Staff Writer Robert Digitale.