A good addition to the Demarkian tales
I didn't care for this one as much as the rest of the series - there just wasn't enough Demarkian for me. The basic story is intriguing though: When Philadelphias right-wing-ranting radio host Drew Harrigan is arrested for possession of illegal pain killers, he implicates a homeless man, Sherman Markey, in the drug buys, and is soon checked into a locked rehabilitation facility. While Harrigan is away, beyond the reach of the media and the court, Markey sues him for libel and slander. With the help of a legal advocacy group, Markey is due to have his day in court... until he disappears into the city streets.
The nuns at the shelter haven't seen him. The civil lawyers can't find him. Now it's time for retired FBI agent Gregor Demarkian to step into the case -- one that will lead Demarkian down a slippery slope of dark deeds and chilling revelation... with a killer lying in wait for anyone who dares to cross his path.
The nuns at the shelter haven't seen him. The civil lawyers can't find him. Now it's time for retired FBI agent Gregor Demarkian to step into the case -- one that will lead Demarkian down a slippery slope of dark deeds and chilling revelation... with a killer lying in wait for anyone who dares to cross his path.
