Dead of Knight-A Jack Staal Thriller "This story kicks off with a bang and never lets the reader down."
Your next birthday could be murder.
Believing he is a soldier of justice, a young man begins a callous campaign of terror, murdering women on their birthdays. Convinced of his righteousness, he continues his brutal crusade forcing the citizens of Hanson, B.C. to acknowledge a serial killer is active in their rural community.
The Mounties always get their man... but not if Jack Staal gets him first.
Anxious to work the biggest case of his career, Detective Jack Staal is forced to the outside when the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's Integrated Homicide Teams are assigned to the case. Not one to sit on the sidelines, Staal convinces his colleagues to follow his lead and pursue a serial killer who the media has dubbed Birthday Boy. Told from the perspective of both killer and cop, DEAD of KNIGHT is a cat and mouse thriller sure to delight fans of Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta or Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch.
Reviews:
"William R. Potter is the goods when it comes to Crime Thrillers. This story kicks off with a bang and never lets the reader down. Fluid prose and fast paced. I was awed by the writing of the terror the antagonist was carrying out and drawn deeply to the protagonist's will to catch the killer. 'Dead of Knight' is a thriller akin to the Silence of the Lambs Author, Thomas Harris.
This novel fulfills. A 10 Star Read at the very least." Glen Cantrell author "Author William Potter has penned one of the more realistic and dramatic crime thrillers I've read in a long time." John L. Betcher author
"The methods of putting the pieces together is compelling. The plot was well thought out, played out with passion and resolve. A complex and taut story that kept my attention throughout."
"Dead of Knight" by William Potter is a thrilling and original mystery novel. Fans of the mystery genre and mainstream readers alike will enjoy this entertaining and thought provoking thriller. Potter's dialog is brisk and naturalistic and he does not shy away from the graphic verisimilitude necessary to create sufficient terror and repulsion within the reader toward his perpetrator. George Wilhite author
Your next birthday could be murder.
Believing he is a soldier of justice, a young man begins a callous campaign of terror, murdering women on their birthdays. Convinced of his righteousness, he continues his brutal crusade forcing the citizens of Hanson, B.C. to acknowledge a serial killer is active in their rural community.
The Mounties always get their man... but not if Jack Staal gets him first.
Anxious to work the biggest case of his career, Detective Jack Staal is forced to the outside when the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's Integrated Homicide Teams are assigned to the case. Not one to sit on the sidelines, Staal convinces his colleagues to follow his lead and pursue a serial killer who the media has dubbed Birthday Boy. Told from the perspective of both killer and cop, DEAD of KNIGHT is a cat and mouse thriller sure to delight fans of Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta or Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch.
Reviews:
"William R. Potter is the goods when it comes to Crime Thrillers. This story kicks off with a bang and never lets the reader down. Fluid prose and fast paced. I was awed by the writing of the terror the antagonist was carrying out and drawn deeply to the protagonist's will to catch the killer. 'Dead of Knight' is a thriller akin to the Silence of the Lambs Author, Thomas Harris.
This novel fulfills. A 10 Star Read at the very least." Glen Cantrell author "Author William Potter has penned one of the more realistic and dramatic crime thrillers I've read in a long time." John L. Betcher author
"The methods of putting the pieces together is compelling. The plot was well thought out, played out with passion and resolve. A complex and taut story that kept my attention throughout."
"Dead of Knight" by William Potter is a thrilling and original mystery novel. Fans of the mystery genre and mainstream readers alike will enjoy this entertaining and thought provoking thriller. Potter's dialog is brisk and naturalistic and he does not shy away from the graphic verisimilitude necessary to create sufficient terror and repulsion within the reader toward his perpetrator. George Wilhite author
