The cypress trees stand resolute, unaware of the danger lurking just beneath the surface. Spanish moss hangs from every limb and sways in the slight breeze. An involuntary shiver runs up his spine as he recalls the night Martin was killed. Clint is acutely aware that inside that beautiful bayou lives something not of this world; a thing that is capable of killing them all without hesitation or emotion.
Martin Landry’s young son, Oscar, defies his father for the very last time. What happens to him?
Three veteran cops, thrown into the most bizarre case of their lives, step outside their law-and-order routines, dodge a persistent reporter, and work together to track and stop a mysterious killer who leaves only hollow bones.
In Bottom Feeder there is nuance, and action. My antagonist is angry and hungry. My heroes take drastic steps and hope to survive. Every chapter paints an indelible picture as the bodies fall and the mystery deepens. The reader discovers the fate of humanity may actually hang in the balance, yet the story of the Bottom Feeder doesn’t end with the last page.
Conflict, fear, murder, and mystery. Even humor form the story of the Bottom Feeder.
Bottom Feeder features a riveting police drama, scientific discovery, and a fast-paced, character-driven narrative. I hope you will love it as much as I do.
The Bayou is No Place to Die.
