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As a series of gruesome murders strikes his hometown, Jazz finds himself drawn into a dangerous game of cat and mouse. With the police grappling for answers and the community in panic, he uses his unique insight, a product of living with a killer, to piece together the clues that could unveil the real monster hiding in plain sight.
In his quest for truth, Jazz faces not only the external threats around him but also the internal battle of his own psyche. His journey explores themes of nature versus nurture, the complexities of identity, and the haunting path of someone trying to break free from their lineage while grappling with the darkness within.
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🔸3% “If you outlaw police scanners, only outlaws will have police scanners.” Heh! 😏
🔸6% "... tools that Billy had given him on his eleventh birthday." "He’d been practicing most of his life, after all." Isn't a little weird he didn't stop at 13 when his dad was arrested? Wouldn't he want to distance himself from those lessons as much as he could?? If he's really so worried about also being a killer?
🔸15% "Late at night." "Car died two miles back, you see." A woman walked TWO MILES with an unknown man? Is this the 70s? Really? That's stupid. Maybe even tstl.
🔸At 15% "As far as the Impressionist could tell, young Jasper Dent had the blending-in part down to a tee." At 18% "In the last year or so, he had even remarked the scrutiny of older women..." So he's blending in AND attractive to young & old alike?? How? Hmm. Is he Chris Evans?
🔸Also at 18% "He could almost hear them thinking, Not yet. But soon." GROSS. SERIOUSLY.
🔸64% Jazz just paid for his & Ginnie's dinner. He's bought stuff before. So where does he get money?
🔸79% This is NOT ya. For several reasons.
🔸93% How'd he pay for the tattoo?
