Putting A Ghost To Rest

by Ricky Ginsburg

Overview

"Duke couldn't blink. No words came from his mouth. Finally, he took a long deep breath, but the air in his lungs was frozen. His throat hurt when he swallowed. The more he looked at The Ghost, the more impossible it became to force his gaze in another direction. He'd seen those eyes before. He knew it in a place so deep inside that the feeling was without question. The Ghost wore an expression that no one could ever forget. It was the face of death. Duke Garvey was seeing the eyes of a nightmare from some time long before he was born."

Duke Garvey, a Jamaican-born detective newly promoted to the 84th Homicide squad in Brooklyn, NY never gave much thought to his Rastafarian upbringing. Yet on his second day as a detective, he meets an aging cop whose father was murdered by a serial killer, and the unsettling encounter triggers the chilling belief in Duke that he was the killer in a past life. Struggling to unravel the truth at the risk of his career and girlfriend, he's drawn deeper into a twisted web of murder and mystery that threatens to consume him.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798341858169
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	02/22/2023
Pages:	300
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.63(d)

About the Author

Ricky Ginsburg is one of those writers who sees a flock of birds heading south for the winter and wonders what they talk about on their journey. His portfolio consists of nearly 400 short stories, more than half of which have found their way into various magazines, both paper and electronic, and twelve novels, all self-published. While much of his writing has elements of magical realism and humor, he also has a serious side, but keeps it in a small plexiglass box under his desk.