Croft

by Jason Palmer

"…a thrilling dive through the darkness…packed with meticulous heists, brilliant scheming, all-out brawls, and a simmering, palpable tension that makes it difficult to put this prison thriller down.”-SPRPower and fear refuse to be separated as Croft’s rise is mixed with betrayals, new enemies, and constant undermining by Bread. He scrapes against the ambitions of others on both sides of the bars, making victories costly and offering no quick end to the war. Bread’s nature remains as diabolical and difficult to understand as ever. When a series of strange opportunities and shocking reversals challenges Croft’s most fundamental ideas, he must decide who he really is.

313 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 5, 2020

About the author

Jason Palmer is an American author of horror, supernatural fiction, suspense, and science-fiction novels and short stories. His unique tales are a study of character set in the underbelly of society, drawn from years working and wandering throughout North America, from Guadalajara to Fairbanks, often on the wrong side of the tracks.

Palmer’s writing pulls together pungent style and gritty action with a hint of the fantastic as he challenges himself to give his readers something they can’t get anywhere else. He currently lives and writes in Southern Colorado.

Reviews

[Michael Z Jody · Rating 2 out of 5]

Really liked the first two books in this series, but it grew...ponderous. Kind of too much of a good thing...? The books are humorless, and the choices and issues don't really seem to change. Palmer is a terrific writer, smart and sophisticated and philosophical, but...I don't know, I just lost my mojo for this one.