R. N. Berry

Seaview Garden was considered a little world by itself with a big appetite for human sacrifice. The locale breed and bleed like the womb would forever attract the tomb. While some called this locality the watery grave from which every evil was resurrected, there were others who concluded trivially, no garden was without thorns.
However seen, the swell of sadistic justice left Joseph Mackintosh living on the edge, after the gruesome death of his father. When his older brother Reuben, appeared out of thin air, the syndicate decided they wanted him dead; but returning with a heart full of vengeance to avenge his father's death, Reuben was determined to give Reds and his henchmen an early retirement.
Reuniting with Shana, his childhood crush who is now a medical doctor, heated the devastating threat when the Dynasty Gods began taking out his associates one after the other. Shana must ride or die! But will she put aside her esteemed profession for the sake of love or prepare for her own funeral?
The mystery of each death was not leading back to the actions of Reds and that erected an awful desire to sink everything around the bull's eye before shooting directly at the warlord. The only crime worth committing was that of killing crime but little did Reuben knew, Crime had studied all his moves and already dug his grave. A cause to die for could not be altered. Reuben must wear the shoe of a private detective in order to end the killing spree; and pay The Cost of Freedom, if that's what it takes. It's a new world order but Reuben is taking no command, only pleas from his enemies on their knees.

Rallying the plots around the prevalent cash for gold and marijuana escapade unearth that unavoidable post-modern war - Victor Moore
Epic from the first page to the last; not only because every chapter has another extinction but intelligent killing - Jay Singe
The kind that leaves you wondering if it was a happy or sad end; a great psychological crime thriller - Natasha Mattis