Dr. Ellis
Poe is shy, timid, and keeps to himself-not a hermit, but not much more than
one. He thinks the life of a monk would
be pretty good. A huge sin of omission
that he cannot forgive himself for is about to revisit him in a very dangerous
way.
Detective
Carmen Rainmondi, hard-nosed and unforgiving, is about to come face-to-face
with the crime that changed the course of her life. In the midst of trying to stop a serial
killer the detective encounters the reticent Dr. Poe, whom she didn’t know was
a part of her past, and finds that he is the key to solving the worst case of
her life.
Wounds is a great story, but not the feel
good kind. Alton Gansky has put together
a great murder mystery that has protagonists that are full of angst, remorse,
hatred, and self-loathing. And while in
the end the mystery is solved, the main characters, even though they have taken
tiny steps to move past that which haunts them, they are not tidied up to be more perfect
people. Some readers might not like the
depth of crime scene detail given. I do
not think it is terribly graphic, particularly if you compare it to television
crime dramas. However, there are some
you may wish to take this aspect into consideration when choosing to purchase
this book.
For more information about this book visit B&H Publishing Group and Alton Gansky's websites!
I received this
book free of charge from B&H Publishing Group through NetGalley in exchange
for an honest review.
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