Twelve bloody steps: His footsteps whisper on a gravel driveway. Beyond a lighted window a family enters the last minutes of their lives, unaware of the horrors he will visit upon them. And then the taunting letters will come to the police: "I am the Walking Death. You have made me what I am."
Bill Cage, driven by bad dreams, cocaine, and alcohol, is a cop who has hit bottom with a bang. Now, in a clinic in the countryside, he begins his twelve step program, unaware of the killing spree that is unfolding in the outside world. Unaware of that the killer has addressed his letters to him...
Deathwalker: Four years before, Bill had hunted down and killed the man who butchered his wife, the Video Killer. Now, as a madman slips out of his prison cell, the killings begin again. And while Bill is admitting his powerlessness in life, the killer is calling out to him and him alone: Only you can stop me. And stop me if you can...
Bill Cage, driven by bad dreams, cocaine, and alcohol, is a cop who has hit bottom with a bang. Now, in a clinic in the countryside, he begins his twelve step program, unaware of the killing spree that is unfolding in the outside world. Unaware of that the killer has addressed his letters to him...
Deathwalker: Four years before, Bill had hunted down and killed the man who butchered his wife, the Video Killer. Now, as a madman slips out of his prison cell, the killings begin again. And while Bill is admitting his powerlessness in life, the killer is calling out to him and him alone: Only you can stop me. And stop me if you can...
One of my two favorite R. Patrick Gates books. This is a follow-up story to Tunnelvision. It's not necessary to have read Tunnelvision first, but you'll enjoy and understand pieces of the story much better if you do.
