Straight from the heart, a San Francisco homicide cop, facing retirement after a thirty years long immersive career working some of the mist grisly, disturbing and frightening murders (many if them high profile), provides musings, regrets and reflections on the big cases, and in particular, the one that got away.
Riveting and unputdownable, this is a book that will keep you reading deep into the night, double-checking the locks as the behind-the-scenes details of the case and it's findings fill in gaps, and raise additional questions, once again illustrating the devotion, analytical intelligence and steely resolve needed to pursue these deadly and unthinkably evil criminals through to arrest and conviction.
I can't wait to read this one, - there are few genres more gripping than those that provide a first-hand look into the mindset of a murderer, wrapping the reader in the perhaps wishful thinking that this inside knowledge, sorted and filed away, will somehow prove protective.
Riveting and unputdownable, this is a book that will keep you reading deep into the night, double-checking the locks as the behind-the-scenes details of the case and it's findings fill in gaps, and raise additional questions, once again illustrating the devotion, analytical intelligence and steely resolve needed to pursue these deadly and unthinkably evil criminals through to arrest and conviction.
I can't wait to read this one, - there are few genres more gripping than those that provide a first-hand look into the mindset of a murderer, wrapping the reader in the perhaps wishful thinking that this inside knowledge, sorted and filed away, will somehow prove protective.