Chasing Darkness

Description

It’s fire season, and the slopes of Los Angeles are consuming. At the point when police and local group of fire-fighters faculty surge entryway to entryway in an excited clearing exertion, they find the week-old carcass of an obvious self destruction. In any case, the gunfire casualty is less grim than what they find in his lap: a photograph collection of seven ruthlessly killed young ladies – one every year, for a long time. Furthermore, when the self destruction casualty is recognized as a previous suspect in one of the homicides, the news flips around Elvis Cole’s reality.

Three years sooner Lionel Byrd was brought to preliminary for the homicide of a female whore named Yvonne Bennett. A taped admission pressured by the police propelled an unmistakable safeguard lawyer to take Byrd’s case, and Elvis Cole was employed to examine. It was Cole’s eleventh-hour revelation of an exculpatory tape that permitted Lionel Byrd to walk free. Elvis was hailed as a saint.

However, the revelation of the passing collection in Byrd’s lap currently marks Elvis as an accidental assistant to kill. Caught in photos that could just have been taken by the killer, Yvonne Bennett was the fifth of the seven casualties – two more young ladies were killed after Lionel Byrd strolled free. So Elvis can’t resist the urge to ponder – did he, Elvis Cole, cost two more young ladies their lives?

Close out of the examination by an exceptional LAPD team resolved to close the case, Elvis Cole and Joe Pike urgently battle to reveal reality with regards to Lionel Byrd and his horrible collection of death – a fact covered up by falsehoods, legislative issues, and defilement in this present reality where nothing is the thing that it is by all accounts.

Pursuing Darkness is a rankling spine chiller from the top of the line writer who sets the norm for extraordinary, incredible wrongdoing composing.