"What look."
"The one that says you're thinking all those great big Holmesian thoughts."
Today in 1859, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was born, and now I'm celebrating the creator of one of literature's most beloved detectives with a nod, a wink, and a sale! For the next 48 hours only, Subway Slayings (Memento Mori 2) is on sale for only 99c with all vendors! If you (or a bookish friend) has been meaning to continue the mysteries of Larkin and Doyle, now is a great time to take advantage of a sale.
Blurb: Detective Everett Larkin of New York City’s Cold Case Squad has been on medical leave since catching the serial killer responsible for what the media has dubbed the “Death Mask Murders.” But Larkin hasn’t forgotten that another memento—another death—is waiting to be found.
Summer brings the grisly discovery of human remains in the subway system, but the clues point to one of Larkin’s already-open cases, so he resumes active duty. And when a postmortem photograph, akin to those taken during the Victorian Era, is located at the scene, Larkin requests aid from the most qualified man he knows: Detective Ira Doyle of the Forensic Artists Unit.
An unsolved case that suffered from tunnel vision, as well as the deconstruction of death portraits, leads Larkin and Doyle down a rabbit hole more complex than the tunnels beneath Manhattan. And if this investigation isn’t enough, both are struggling with how to address the growing intimacy between them. Because sometimes, love is more grave than murder.