A woman
thinks her husband may have killed someone. But Detective Ray Courage didn't
have anything to go on. After all, there was no bloody knife, photographs, or
anything else that would cast guilt on her husband. He just had a nightmare
about killing someone. Not proof at all. Crazy, yes. But not proof.
However, it
seemed that mild-mannered husband was experiencing a schizophrenic
episodes―"Jekyll and Hyde" moments in which he was acting out of
character. And the fact that the husband screamed out a murder that was
reported in the newspaper recently was too big of a coincidence to ignore.
Ray Courage
must find the truth. Was the husband a killer? Or were these allegations the
result of a drunk and suspicious wife? Or perhaps this case was much bigger
than he thought.
Well-written
and insightful, this novelette is once again packed with mystery and intrigue.
Of course, it wasn't quite as climactic as previous Ray Courage books, but it
was still a pretty good read.
My rating: 4 stars
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