Mick Carrera, a young trumpet playing graduate of the Julliard School of Music, cannot account for several years of his life—he must fill in those blanks. In a desperate search for answers, he unwittingly triggers a dormant and devastating personality flaw that draws him into a San Francisco based subculture, filled with sadomasochism, murder and intrigue. This riveting psychodrama will pull you willingly into its convoluted web. You won’t want to miss the surprise ending.
Professional Reviews
Rita Medeiros
If you are looking for a spellbinding page turner that will keep you guessing until the final paragraph, this is the book for you. Ron Wilk has crafted another suspenseful story full of corporate intrique, infidelity, cults, senators, provocative sex scenes, and split personalities.
The author is the master of imagination. He brings the characters to life through visualization and details that remain with the reader long after the book is closed. The character development takes you on an enjoyable journey that draws the reader into the intrique. Ron Wilk demonstrates his specialty of weaving three separate and intricate plot twists together, until they all collide in an exciting and believable climax. Kerberos will draw you in within the first pages, and will not let you go until the final paragraph. This riveting psychodrama has a surprise ending that no one will see coming.
Black Leather and Blue Denim, A '50s Novel is adult literature for anyone who likes 1950s' teen culture. BL&BD has been given a 5 Star Rating by ebookpalace.com and by Midwest Review
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