En cours de chargement...
Malk sees things no one else does. Invisible monsters that rip humans apart and get away with it. Dead people ask him to solve their murders. His mirror image is a crazy woman and he hears voices in his head. Is he crazy, or is everyone else crazy? Malk is the Mad Detective: He takes on murder cases no one else will. Murders committed by things that aren't even human. He can only hope the voices in his head don't end up killing him before he solves the case. 5 stories featuring the Mad Detective A Dance With Madness-A teenage girl is kidnapped by dark shadows.
The police tell Malk such a girl never existed and he must have imagined the whole thing. But then the shadows start hunting him. My Mirror Wants To Kill Me - An old man claims his mirror is trying to kill him. So Malk offers to stay the night in his haunted house. The Voices in My Head Are Crazy - Malk gets a case: Solve a 70 years old murder, or more people will die. She Didn't Have An Accident, She Was Murdered - Malk sees a woman murdered in open daylight.
But everyone else pretends it was an accident. And Malk is warned not to interfere. Sorry Miss, But I Can't Solve Your Murder- A dead woman asks Malk to solve her murder. Of course he says yes. Part of the Supernatural Sleuths Series These detectives don't deal with normal cases. No missing cats and cheating husbands. Only demons who want to rip them apart, dead people who want to solve their own murders and gods who play with them like puppets.
Books in the series: Book 1: The Defeated Detective: Royce loses every case he takes. Also, he ends up being killed a lot and must often dig his way out of the grave before he can solve any crime. Book 2: The Mad Detective: Malk is a homeless boy who sees old horrors that shouldn't exist. And when they murder innocents in our world, he must bring the monsters to justice. If he can. Book 3: The End of The World Detective: The apocalypse may have happened but crime hasn't gone away.
Elric will make sure that people don't use the apocalypse as an excuse to get away with murder.
