The People We Kill
(2017)(Crazed)
(The second book in the Morris Brick series)A novel by Dave Zeltserman
"Dave Zeltserman is one of the best suspense writers in the business, and his Morris Brick crime thrillers are not to be missed."
—Steve Hamilton
L.A. detective Morris Brick has seen the face of evil. He has witnessed the grisly handiwork of a deranged sadist known as SCK—the Skull Cracker Killer. But Brick wasn’t the only one watching. There were two others in fact. A desperate filmmaker who is determined to make a film about SCK, no matter the cost, and a crazed lunatic who has been inspired by SCK to reach new heights of macabre mayhem. The mounting body count that follows will be a personal challenge to Brick. But as he lays his trap, he can hardly imagine the evil he is about to face, or its shocking conclusion when all of their paths collide.
Praise for The Things We Do, the first Morris Brick crime thriller
‘A fascinating and exciting blend of misdirection, topsy-turvy, and violence.’—Reed Farrel Coleman
‘Grisly fun. It’s James Ellroy meets Alfred Hitchcock on the psychotic side of the street.’—Paul Levine
‘Compelling, thrilling, and frightening.’—Vincent Zandri
Genre: Mystery
—Steve Hamilton
L.A. detective Morris Brick has seen the face of evil. He has witnessed the grisly handiwork of a deranged sadist known as SCK—the Skull Cracker Killer. But Brick wasn’t the only one watching. There were two others in fact. A desperate filmmaker who is determined to make a film about SCK, no matter the cost, and a crazed lunatic who has been inspired by SCK to reach new heights of macabre mayhem. The mounting body count that follows will be a personal challenge to Brick. But as he lays his trap, he can hardly imagine the evil he is about to face, or its shocking conclusion when all of their paths collide.
Praise for The Things We Do, the first Morris Brick crime thriller
‘A fascinating and exciting blend of misdirection, topsy-turvy, and violence.’—Reed Farrel Coleman
‘Grisly fun. It’s James Ellroy meets Alfred Hitchcock on the psychotic side of the street.’—Paul Levine
‘Compelling, thrilling, and frightening.’—Vincent Zandri
Genre: Mystery
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