A detective with a heart.
Maybe it’s not a good advice to be emotional in the job, but this detective married the victim he rescued in Book 2. In Book 3, his wife found out her past through a series of adventure, two decades later.
The author, as I’ve mentioned before, is adept at recognizing griefs, it’s all over the pages. The emotions are always raw and whenever it is broken into, it delves into the darker side of the mind. I don’t know how he does it, only two ways are possible; one is to have experienced the heartbreak himself or two, a vivid imagination.
In Book 1, the detective dealt with his own demons, the regrets with his first wife, apparently suicide. Then the emotions are carried through to the sequels.
I like his writing. I’ll be reading more from this author.