The Brother
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Recognizing the officer, Jim proceeded.
“Hey there, Alvarado. What have you got for us, so far?”
“Caucasian sir…a Mr. Ryan Selman. Thirty two years old according to his driver’s license. Someone used a garrote on him and damn near took his head clean off.”
Puchalski continued to listen to the officer while watching Detective Ramirez move over to the deceased body about forty feet away. Michelle was pulling the coroners blanket back when suddenly something appeared to fall and roll about a foot away from her. Jim had actually flinched himself at the same time Detective Ramirez jumped backwards. Both realizing the victim had now been fully decapitated.
“Holy shit…you okay Ramirez?” Jim called over to the now retching Michelle.
The detective while leaning over against the nearest pylon had put her hand back towards Jim as if to tell him to back away.
Puchalski needed no convincing to stay put. The incident had made him nauseous also. Turning away while cupping his mouth he called out to Michelle.
“Take your time. I’ll wait for you in the car.”
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About the Book
The Puchalski brothers were separated by two cities and a seven hour drive. The older brother Jim, a detective in
At the same time the gruesome killings of homosexual men becomes the headline news around Los Angeles; bringing the two brothers and Jim's aggressive partner, Detective Michelle Ramirez together on a frantic search to find the killer and/or the missing brother before the next murder.
Confusion and twists wrap around each other for the three sleuths, especially Ramirez as the reality hits that the murderer could be one of their own.
About the Author
That’s right, here I am…AGAIN! You would know this if you read my first book, WAKE! But I digress…for you first timers, here’s a little re-hash to get you up to speed.
Born William Douglas Jordan in 1956 in the lovely city of
I’ve been a Roofing Contractor since 1981. Found and married the best girl ever in 1997 and have been living a great life in the beautiful town of
My Roofing business is doing quite well thank you very much, but I have always loved to write. This is my 2nd offering of blood and guts so I hope you like it. And remember, no hate mail because I’m having too much fun.
P.S. #3 is in the hopper and I’m hoping it can be out by Christmas 2007. Can’t say much but the working title is “Fear the Boatman”. Adios!