Still don't like stories that are predicated on dumb decision after dumb decision just because (and probably never will for good reason).
This effort felt like a transcript of a Wish version of CSI. The smartest guy in the room, our lead, is supposed to know better than to just remove a corpse without notifying authorities (even if it is for his junkie brother.) But the poor decisions and subsequent situations ensue to the point of losing his business, his pinkie finger, and... who knows what else as Logan didn't finish the story aka cliffhanger used by amateur writers to sell more books. P.S. not falling for it, just saying.
Tommy never achieved any level of hype, believability nor necessity to read further. Anyone can google blood removal recipes, so what? That was the depth of intrigue for the clean-up service.
The contrivances were stereotypical, the mafioso was watered down, the rationale was non-existent, the literary theft was obvious (tomato cans in the walk-in fridge was the same as the Bear premise, although not sure who stole from whom here), but why would Tommy agree to a monthly 100K when he was barely making ends meet with this business model and one employee?
Got a minor Dexter vibe from the long-term premise of using crime scenes for more criminal activity, but Logan isn't delivering the goods for me. There is no upside or successful resolution to this character. I am out.
Not recommended unless you need a good neck workout from shaking your head at the incredulous happenings.
Thanks for reading.