The Fire of Heaven

Lexington Detective Jack Dantzler is asked to look into a death that has been ruled a suicide. When he learns how the person died-cyanide poisoning-he immediately suspects that the victim was murdered. Although the death occurred in another county Dantzler agrees to look into what is a closed case. However before he can begin his investigation a medical clinic is bombed and a woman dies in the blast. Within days the owner of the clinic is murdered. As Dantzler digs deeper into these cases he begins to suspect that the murders are somehow linked together. But how? And who is the link? Dantzlers list of potential suspects grows and so does the body count. Suddenly Dantzler is scrambling to bring down the killer-or killers-before more blood is spilled. Its a race he cannot afford to lose. The Fire of Heaven features a cast of memorable characters headed of course by Dantzler the gifted detective critics have compared to Michael Connellys Harry Bosch. Critic Natasha Jackson said it best: The Fire of Heaven pulls you in right from the very first paragraph and Tom Wallace does a great job of creating a world-class detective in Dantzler.