Bøger af David Tarrant

Has a serial killer arrived in the developing coastal city of Leon? His, her, or their signature of targeting children and employing a luxurious brand of chocolate in the crimes alerts the FBI who are in the fourth year of an investigation. New recruits to Leon's Police Depart Homicide Squad are assigned to the FBI as local gophers, but can Jamie and Miranda unravel these seasonal murders? The Feds have their suspicions, but no evidence to link Leon's Ace of Detectives to the crimes. The killer, or killers, methods start to change and the Feds feel they are being mocked. Frustration mounts between the FBI and Leon PD as they both feel that Leon is the final setting for these gruesome killings.

Ronald (Harvey) Bright dropped out of school in the mid Sixties causing consternation in his family. Following experimentations with illicit drugs and a long spell in hospital he gets married. Following the birth of his son he rejoins society to get a job. Harvey lost both his parents but is often haunted by his mother in various guises. His ineptitude in the bedroom leads to the failure of his marriage but help is at hand. His son leaves him with two grandchildren of the same age, from different mothers, mild mannered Amber and the coarse fiery Verna. During his work in a Social Security office Harvey meets the formidable Herbert Crowe, an out of control beast of a man, with a soft centre. Crowe plays a major part in a custody battle with Verna who is in league with feeble Robin Lewis. Lewis has many dark secrets, including a cache of pornography destined to be his downfall. Harvey is a black comedy complete with flights of fancy and genuine emotion.