Unholy Alliance in Paperback has now been released. ISBN 978-097-889-750-5 For ordering info from publisher: please read contact instructions below
A serial killer stalks the streets of New York collecting body parts, and leaving his tell-tale calling card: a glass rose. Detective Bobby Beckett tirelessly works the case of the Necrophiliac. August Summers is a reporter assigned to Bobby to do an in-depth profile on a female detective. Yet she's haunted by her own demons: the mysterious noises she hears in her apartment at night, and the mysterious glass rose she found on her breakfast table...
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Her heart thumped so heavily it caused a pounding sensation in her ears. Blades of ice laced her spine. He claimed the dead were judging her. He also claimed to be listening to them. Oh, God, but he was more insane than she had at first imagined. She watched him cock his head to one side for a moment or two, then the superficial smile appeared once more.
"They're still voting," Evan said. "There's no decision yet. In the meanwhile, we really should do something about that leg of yours. The removable one. It needs to stay on, permanently. The problem is: what method of permanence do I use?"
Her hands were lying across her lap. She dug her nails into the flesh of her thighs to keep from screaming. She watched as he got to his feet and removed a padlock and a chain from a drawer beside the stove.
"I was pondering the situation in my mind before you came here today." He removed a nail gun and some of the longest nails she'd ever seen. "If I kill you and your body begins, shall we say...fading away, then every time I carry you into my bed, the damned thing will keep falling off and I'll have to make a second trip."
Forensic pathologist Greg Stevens MD is caught in the middle of a bitter struggle between two of his closest friends. Sean Merrick, an attorney specializing in malpractice law, sues Dr. Jason Costanza after Merrick's wife dies unexpectedly, following
