In a place where evil minds plot and scheme to terrorize the unsuspecting, a haunting laugh of a killer resonates in the dark recesses of the world. Homicide Detectives David Hart and Jim Hollimen are caught up in the quest to cease the killing and catch the killer, two completely different tasks that lead to horrific circumstances. In a novel that brings into play the ruthless scraping of the flesh with the tines of a fork, they could never prepare themselves for what eventually happens. "No Apparent Motive: Prime Suspect" matches solid forensic research with good old fashioned gumshoe detective work. The first line of the book kicks off the pandemonium. "What a great night for a murder, at least I thought so", a profound statement from a bloodthirsty genius.
This novel, the very first, is dedicated to Mr. Wolfe's Mother, Marie, who called him immediately after reading the first chapter with a bit of a horrified tone in her voice. She asked Raif if he was okay. Raif said he had to chuckle, knowing that this was his first major composition that included him telling the story from the other side of the coin, the killer's side, and almost taking that perspective and making it seem correct and appropriate. Raif Wolfe's mother passed away in March 2008, sadly, leaving him a bit lost. He recalls "she always told me she was my biggest fan, when in reality, I was always hers."

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No Apparent Motive
by Raif Wolfe
dedicated to his mother, Marie