All thriller; no filler--a white knuckled treat. -- Lee Ashford, Readers\' Favorite. -- Kirkus Reviews Penetrating and incisive...
Laws of Wrath is outstanding fiction, with its basis firmly planted in the nonfictional evil man is capable of committing.
Praise for Laws of Wrath: A devilish thriller in which no one escapes the darkness.
Phee and his partners must do everything they can to stop the bloodshed and determine if the evil they are hunting and the psychopath they are trusting could actually be one and the same.
Daria Zibik, a brilliant but deranged Satanic cult leader.
Similar ritualistic murders throughout the city leave the three investigators no choice but to join forces with Dr.
At first, the slaying looks like the random act of a vicious killer, but both detectives and FBI agent Janet Maclin soon discover this is something much more sinister.
NYPD detectives Phee Freeman and Quincy Cavanaugh are called to the scene of a brutal murder, where Freeman learns his older sibling is the victim.
And those who worship it.
There are those who fight the devil within them. -- Publishers Weekly Actor, director, and producer turned thriller author, Eriq La Salle gives The Godfather an occult twist with Laws of Wrath, a gritty, lightning-paced thriller about two families trapped in brutal acts of loyalty and revenge. -- James Patterson [A] nail-biter that never sacrifices character for plot.
All thriller; no filler--a white knuckled treat
