Night Eyes: 2 (Detective Temeke Crime)

When the past and present collide a boy realizes everything he values is at stake.A ten year enquiry into the murders of several young boys has gone cold. No witnesses no suspect. Or so police believe until a mysterious phone call leads the police to the remains of a young boy found near the ancient ruins of an Anasazi settlement. Is this a random act or the work of a serial killer?When the young son of Albuquerques Mayor is kidnapped Detective David Temeke and his partner Malin Santiago are called to investigate. Drawn deeper into the wilderness by a man waging a war with his past twelve year old boy-scout Adam must use everything he has learned to stay alive.Temeke and Santiago are pushed to the limit in the second book of this thrilling fast-paced series set in New MexicoWatch out for more from Detective Temeke and Malin Santiago1.THE 9TH HOUR2.NIGHT EYES3.PAST RITES4. DEAD COLD5. EASY PREY6. SILENT ADMIRERWhat people are saying about NIGHT EYES: What impresses me most is the rich interplay between the detectives and the police. I never tire of reading these books. Paul Henderson Crime Fiction New MexicoNorthwest Area Command is bursting with activity as a serial killer is on the loose. A non-stop express ride frantic sensitive and utterly refreshing. Night Horse ReviewsThe Temeke series reminds me of a few old friends: some fawningly incompetent and some thoroughly decent and hard working. Temeke is an honest detective who just wants to get the job done. 23rd Avenue Book ClubNight Eyes is evidence of an emerging exceptional talent in contemporary crime fiction. Prepare to be transported to the dark and terrifying woodlands of New Mexico and get ready for some unexpected turns in the trails! Dr. Marco Storey PhD in Narrative Theory & Criticism.Skillful intelligent plotting and masterful writing. This is an author to follow and a book you simply must read. B.A. Morton Author of Bedlam and Twisted.An electrifying new edition to the Stibbe arsenal Night Eyes confronts relationships head on. Temeke comes to understand that he is dealing with a perpetrator who will put him to the test both professionally and personally and at the same time battle the darkest demons in himself. Fast-moving riveting reading which ranks with the best thrillers out there. Tony Hillerman Librarian