book cover of Sinister
 

Sinister

(2026)
(A book in the Jimmy Parisi series)
A novel by

 
 
Chicago, 1984. A butcher is gutting the women of Englewood and posing their bodies in the cold. Homicide detective Jimmy Parisi and his partner, Doc Gibron, have nothing but a nickname and a rising body count—and the clock is bleeding out.
In the gutted three-flats of Englewood, someone is luring the neighborhood's most vulnerable women to freezing rooms and butchering them—a predator with a blade, a ritual, and no fear of the cold. As the killings escalate and the pattern sharpens toward a quiet stock-clerk named Albert Cranley, Parisi—a widower and single father—races a monster who has already learned to gaze back.
Sinister is a hard-boiled procedural in the classic Parisi vein: bleak, propulsive, and unflinching about the price of the hunt.



Genre: Mystery

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