Dustin Sparks, "The Godfather of Gore", finds a burnt body lying on the sidewalk. At first he believes it to be a prop for a movie. And then a coyote happens along and takes a bite out of the thigh. Dustin runs back to his apartment and calls the police.
Jarsdel is a homicide detective, trying to prove his worth to his department. He gets assigned this case and knows that if he doesn't solve it, he will be the one taking the fall.
This first impression jumps right into the gore. A body that seems to have been cooked, possibly why the victim was still alive, with no suspects. One witness who can't ID anything other than the color of the van and that it was a Dodge. And no working cameras in the area.
This small taste of the book left me wanting to read the book in its entirety. Can Jarsdel solve the murder? I've got to find out!
Jarsdel is a homicide detective, trying to prove his worth to his department. He gets assigned this case and knows that if he doesn't solve it, he will be the one taking the fall.
This first impression jumps right into the gore. A body that seems to have been cooked, possibly why the victim was still alive, with no suspects. One witness who can't ID anything other than the color of the van and that it was a Dodge. And no working cameras in the area.
This small taste of the book left me wanting to read the book in its entirety. Can Jarsdel solve the murder? I've got to find out!