As the old axiom goes, if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
John Savage realized that too late.
Following the biggest job of their lives, John and his small crew think they've got it made. But a lawyer, a junkie, a crooked cop, Savage, and his girlfriend have unknowingly opened Pandora's Box. And they won't know it until it's too late. As the brutally tortured bodies of their partners come to light, tensions rise all the way to the screaming, chaotic conclusion of this bloody crime thriller.
High risk brings high reward, but the safe bet is usually the smartest. Stick to the plan, or get ready for the hard goodbye.
"Brutal, driving suspense, with an opening that'll grab you by the throat - but keep in mind it's only the beginning." - Ray Garton, author of LIVE GIRLS and RAVENOUS
"Dropped me right into the conflict and crackled with raw energy. I dug it!"—Jonathan Janz, author of CHILDREN OF THE DARK and THE SIREN AND THE SPECTER
"...takes the concept of dark fiction and turns the lights off completely." - Sword & Spectre Reviews
Genre: Mystery
John Savage realized that too late.
Following the biggest job of their lives, John and his small crew think they've got it made. But a lawyer, a junkie, a crooked cop, Savage, and his girlfriend have unknowingly opened Pandora's Box. And they won't know it until it's too late. As the brutally tortured bodies of their partners come to light, tensions rise all the way to the screaming, chaotic conclusion of this bloody crime thriller.
High risk brings high reward, but the safe bet is usually the smartest. Stick to the plan, or get ready for the hard goodbye.
"Brutal, driving suspense, with an opening that'll grab you by the throat - but keep in mind it's only the beginning." - Ray Garton, author of LIVE GIRLS and RAVENOUS
"Dropped me right into the conflict and crackled with raw energy. I dug it!"—Jonathan Janz, author of CHILDREN OF THE DARK and THE SIREN AND THE SPECTER
"...takes the concept of dark fiction and turns the lights off completely." - Sword & Spectre Reviews
Genre: Mystery
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