Welcome to my stop on the Black Song Inside Blog Tour! Make sure you check out the review!
About the Book:
Atticus Wynn and Rosemary Sanchez, newly engaged private investigators, have seen the dark and violent side of life. Nothing, though, has prepared them for an explosive murder investigation that threatens to tear their relationship apart as they struggle to solve a case that could leave them in prison or dead.
Atticus’s manipulative ex-girlfriend bursts back into their lives wielding a secret about Rosemary’s family that she exploits to force the couple into investigating the execution-style slaying of her lover. The case thrusts Atticus and Rosemary headlong into the world of human trafficking and drug smuggling, while rendering them pawns in Tijuana Cartel captain Armando Villanueva’s bloody bid to take over the cartel.
The Black Song Inside is a vivid crime thriller rife with murder and madness, melded with gallows humor and the heroism of two flawed and compelling protagonists who, if they can save themselves, may learn the nature of redemption and the ability to forgive.
Atticus Wynn and Rosemary Sanchez, newly engaged private investigators, have seen the dark and violent side of life. Nothing, though, has prepared them for an explosive murder investigation that threatens to tear their relationship apart as they struggle to solve a case that could leave them in prison or dead.
Atticus’s manipulative ex-girlfriend bursts back into their lives wielding a secret about Rosemary’s family that she exploits to force the couple into investigating the execution-style slaying of her lover. The case thrusts Atticus and Rosemary headlong into the world of human trafficking and drug smuggling, while rendering them pawns in Tijuana Cartel captain Armando Villanueva’s bloody bid to take over the cartel.
The Black Song Inside is a vivid crime thriller rife with murder and madness, melded with gallows humor and the heroism of two flawed and compelling protagonists who, if they can save themselves, may learn the nature of redemption and the ability to forgive.
The Review:
If you ever read my reviews, then you know I'm really about the characters. No book can stand on its own without awesome characters to back it up. I mean, even if the plot isn't great, if the characters are the book will be a success.
Carlyle has done a great job at both the characters and the plot. The setting is awesome and the book is a great addition to any detective-like story lovers collections.
The characters are real and the situations that they are in makes it a believable story. It's the kind of story where you can connect to it at some point- which is always the best for any read.
This book is written in the similar vein as Alex Cross, but different, ya know? If you like those types of books, then this will be for you. There's action, suspense and an attention to detail that makes the book wonderful!
If you ever read my reviews, then you know I'm really about the characters. No book can stand on its own without awesome characters to back it up. I mean, even if the plot isn't great, if the characters are the book will be a success.
Carlyle has done a great job at both the characters and the plot. The setting is awesome and the book is a great addition to any detective-like story lovers collections.
The characters are real and the situations that they are in makes it a believable story. It's the kind of story where you can connect to it at some point- which is always the best for any read.
This book is written in the similar vein as Alex Cross, but different, ya know? If you like those types of books, then this will be for you. There's action, suspense and an attention to detail that makes the book wonderful!
About the Author:
Carlyle Clark was raised in Poway, a city just north of San Diego, but is now a proud Chicagolander working in the field of Corporate Security and writing crime and fantasy fiction. He has flailed ineffectually at performing the writer's requisite myriad of random jobs: pizza deliverer, curb address painter, sweatshop laborer, day laborer, night laborer, security guard, campus police, Gallup pollster, medical courier, vehicle procurer, and signature-for-petitions-getter.
He is a married man with two cats and a dog. He is also a martial arts enthusiast and a CrossFit endurer who enjoys fishing, sports, movies, TV series with continuing storylines, and of course, reading. Most inconsequentially, he holds the unrecognized distinction of being one of the few people in the world who have been paid to watch concrete dry in the dark. Tragically, that is a true statement.
ONLINE LINKS:
Carlyle Clark was raised in Poway, a city just north of San Diego, but is now a proud Chicagolander working in the field of Corporate Security and writing crime and fantasy fiction. He has flailed ineffectually at performing the writer's requisite myriad of random jobs: pizza deliverer, curb address painter, sweatshop laborer, day laborer, night laborer, security guard, campus police, Gallup pollster, medical courier, vehicle procurer, and signature-for-petitions-getter.
He is a married man with two cats and a dog. He is also a martial arts enthusiast and a CrossFit endurer who enjoys fishing, sports, movies, TV series with continuing storylines, and of course, reading. Most inconsequentially, he holds the unrecognized distinction of being one of the few people in the world who have been paid to watch concrete dry in the dark. Tragically, that is a true statement.
ONLINE LINKS:
- Blog: http://carlyleclark.wordpress.com
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Carlyle-Clark-Author/419886691449737
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Carlyle_Clark
- Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18318659-the-black-song-inside
- Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/The-Black-Song-Inside-ebook/dp/B00DLOZ1LK/
RSS Feed
