Review: Detective must solve his own murder
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 6, 2011
Sebastian Furst was murdered on a routine case, but he has no idea who did it or why. His family and colleagues no longer recognize him, he has no source of income, no transportation, and is reduced to living in a storage locker. Will he be able to solve his murder, while at the same time uncovering a mad man's evil plot to live forever?Paranormal isn't my thing. I don't know why I signed up for the free review copy of this book, but I'm glad I did. This is indie publishing done right. I've read books published by one of the big publishers with more editing errors. The formatting is handled well. Most importantly, however, this is a story that grabs you by the guts and never lets you go. The story is told from Furst's point of view, which is an effective way to keep the reader involved in the action. The drawback is that there are loose ends that never quite get resolved, most especially what happens to his family once he's solved the mystery and taken care of the bad guys.I suspect that this is the start of a series, and even though paranormal isn't my cup of tea, mystery is. I'll be looking for the books that follow.