I've always been interested in Remote Viewers. The scientific documentation of the government and law enforcement's use of those gifted/psychic fascinates me. The fact that some of it has been spot on (and not so vague to be open to interpretation) is something that always give me the chills.
If you haven't noticed, my penchant is for crime thrillers, so when the idea of using Remote Viewing in a crime-thriller story seemed inevitable and was a lot of fun to research and outline.
This is my second venture of writing from a man's point of view. I've had my male writing friends critique Brandt as a character to be sure his thinking and mannerisms correctly reflect how a guy would act, not how a woman thinks a guy acts.
Call of Bone is currently not complete--about halfway--but it's been tugging at me lately to finish it.
“Hey,” Wyatt slammed Brandt’s door shut just in time for him to snatch his hand free. Brandt gave Wyatt a dark look. Wyatt didn’t notice. “You’re not sore, are you?” Wyatt’s green eyes crinkled as he stared up at Brandt’s chiseled face. For a moment the mousier man’s eyes flicked to Brandt’s strong jaw.
Brandt switched the toothpick from one side of his mouth to the other.“What makes you think I’m sore?” he asked as levelly as he could ma...
Detective Brandt Bogue is running from his ghosts. The death of his wife and child left him haunted and distracted--a deadly combination that resulted in the negligent death of his partner. A pariah in the city he loved to serve, Brandt returns home to Lafayette, Louisiana working cold cases in the parish where he grew up.
The disturbing unsolved homicide of a woman and her toddler, their home awash in blood, won't leave Brandt's mind. But as he digs deeper into his investigation, he's met with resistance. Corruption and deceit threaten to stymie the case and Brandt wonders if it's unsolved for a reason.
His unorthodox investigation techniques and unsavory resources tarnish his already damaged reputation. It becomes clear that further investigation into the case those who don't want it solved will make it very personal for him and his family. It will be the very ghosts he hides from that will be the key to solving the murder.
Detective Brandt Bogue is running from his ghosts. The death of his wife and child left him haunted and distracted--a deadly combination that resulted in the negligent death of his partner. A pariah in the city he loved to serve, Brandt returns home to Lafayette, Louisiana working cold cases in the parish where he grew up.
The disturbing unsolved homicide of a woman and her toddler, their home awash in blood, won't leave Brandt's mind. But as he digs deeper into his investigation, he's met with resistance. Corruption and deceit threaten to stymie the case and Brandt wonders if it's unsolved for a reason.
His unorthodox investigation techniques and unsavory resources tarnish his already damaged reputation. It becomes clear that further investigation into the case those who don't want it solved will make it very personal for him and his family. It will be the very ghosts he hides from that will be the key to solving the murder.
