Genre: Thriller
Publisher: Winlock Press
Publication Date: 10th Sept 2015
Pages: 281
MY REVIEW:
A copy of A Coin For Charon (Marlowe Gentry Book 1)
was sent to Confessions of a Reviewer by the author Dallas Mullican, in
exchange for an honest review. This is said review. This book is published by
Winlock Press.
Having so many
indie authors as friends on Facebook and Twitter inevitably leads to you seeing
other author names floating around that, you think you must connect with these
people because they seem to be interesting chaps or chapesses. Dallas Mullican
is a name I have seen around for a long time but for one reason or another
never connected with. That was up until a short time ago when he was looking
for reviews for A Coin For Charon. I
thought I would finally take the plunge and ask. Was it a good move or should I
have left well alone?
Marlowe Gentry is
a cop on the edge. The last serial killer case he worked on only ended when his
wife was killed and his daughter scarred for life.
Seraphim is the
latest serial killer on the loose. His real name though is Gabriel. Gabriel
believes he is killing to save his victims and finally set them free. The law,
and Marlowe, would dispute this.
With Gabriel
seemingly killing at random and Marlowe with no clue as to how to stop him,
what follows is a furious clash of personalities within their own minds as they
both struggle with their own demons and struggle to end the battle. But who
will be victorious?
