Behind the black and white snapshots of VE-Day
celebrations and after the roar of the swinging trumpets dies down, a madman
hunts his prey. Arthur Reilly hears jazz when he kills. Bebop is his sound of
murder. He sees souls exit bodies and can speak to them. Louie Armstrong, the
sparkling voice of God. Miles Davis is the blue-toned growl of the devil. After
being visited by a murderous angel, Arthur is set on a path of destruction with
one goal in mind: get out of town and go where passion birthed music and
murder, the one place that will set his soul free: New Orleans, The City of the
Dead. Until then, his life is a mess. His drinking is out of hand. Chloe, the
dead French girl, continues to haunt him. Arthur’s mind is an abstract gallery
of death and music—but where deviance reigns, his genius is awakened. However,
as head chef at the best restaurant in town, it’s hard to keep out of the
bright lights of high society—and it’s even harder to kill unnoticed.
Here is a little taste of what people are saying about
this book:
“In The Arms of Nightmares is depraved, frightening,
and an incredible story of madness & cannibalism. I couldn't put this book
down; the author did an impressive job of manipulating the timeline with
flashbacks to create a terrifying thriller.”
“Just
finished Dean's book. Wow. He makes you actually like a sociopath. How is that
possible? Through his prose. It's topnotch. As you walk through the world with
Reilly, you quickly come to realize, he's categorically insane. He kills and
has sex in a random, but functional method. He is that part inside all of us
that we ignore, and never let out. He does things people think about, but never
do.
Give
this a read, you won't be dissapointed, although you may look in the mirror a
little bit different after you do.”
Wow, liking a sociopath! That seems hard to imagine, but how did author Robert Dean do it? Well, maybe this behind the scenes article will give you a clue:
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