Detective Stalb must face the facts that all of evidence at the crime scene shows the death was caused by the victim committing suicide, yet his gut is telling him there's more to the story. Does he hand off the case because it may not be a homicide? What if his theory about the cause of death is so far-fetched all of the other detectives and his superiors will think he's crazy? Perhaps not all homicides are as easily explained as most people would like them to be. Or perhaps the real answer is being pushed aside because of Jake's own battle with a secret he's been keeping even from his wife, Clarissa. There are phantoms which haunt us all, now Jake must face his own personal demons.
Detective Jake has had his share of life-threatening scenarios and murder cases so why should this one be any easier for him? Faced with the challenge of finding out who killed his latest victim, he uncovers a diverse collection of motives from possible suspects. Though the list was substantial, he couldn’t force the last piece of the puzzle to fit.
Nagged by his incessant need for closure, he continues on his quest to solve his case. Only once the truth is revealed can he relax, however the truth is not what he or anyone had expected. Full of intrigue and suspense, Phantoms will keep you fascinated with a desire to know more.
The author’s first two books were wonderful and this one followed their lead. Along with the twists and turns, there are some emotional moments as well, which add to its fascinating storyline. I enjoyed Phantoms from start to finish and especially loved the way it ended.
I suggest reading this one, as well as its two prequels.
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