Sel

Life is ugly. At twenty-five, Will Chisholm had learned that a long time ago. Half Cherokee, he had already been a mixed martial arts fighter, a war hero, and an undercover narcotics cop. But after his personal tendencies got him shot in the head, he was fired from the Boston Police Department. Now, as a struggling private investigator in New York City, he takes on the case of a murdered stripper but quickly realizes it is a setup to frame him as a serial killer. When the Assistant District Attorney investigating the murders shows Will photos of the victims, he recognizes all of them, along with the symbols carved in their bodies-the same symbols he had once painted in red wine on a woman during sex. A woman he had loved back in Boston. A woman he blamed for the bullet fragments still in his head. The woman who was now interrogating him.

Told through the eyes of a young man with a raw and brutally honest view of life, SEL weaves together conspiracy, corruption, crypto, and eroticism in a noir style that propels the reader through an intricate, character-laced murder mystery to a shocking climax.