Worthless Silver

by C.G. Mosley

People are dying brutal, horrifying deaths all over a small town in the deep south. Two small town detectives are assigned to the case, and what they find will change their lives forever. Who, or what, is killing the innocent people? And more importantly, what can be done to stop it?Follow detectives Chuck Myers and Al Bradley as they seek the answers to those questions...and struggle to stay alive!Whether it's a chase through a five story parking garage, or a dangerous investigation inside the heart of an ancient Indian mound, danger lurks around every corner. This is the ultimate story of good vs evil!

Paperback

First published July 6, 2013

About the author

C.G. Mosley was born and raised in a small town in east central Mississippi. Other than writing, he also enjoys watching Dallas Cowboys football and Nashville Predators hockey on television, camping with his family and spending time with friends. C.G. lives in Mississippi with his three children.

Follow him on twitter @cgmosley and on Instagram @cgmosley246

Reviews

[Peter Topside · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was not just a typical werewolf story. It started out that way, which was initially a letdown, but then it evolved into something quite a bit more. I loved the tie-ins to Greek mythology and biblical concepts, all creating a unique situation and creature, with an equally fascinating trio of leads. Lots of action, some humor, a fair amount of bloodshed, and a nice blend of old school with new age concepts. I really loved how CG Mosley took some big risks here to crate a story that would stand out from the rest of the pack. Yes, that was a werewolf pun. Not too many critiques here. It did drag at times, with some sections containing too much ongoing dialogue, but the pace was pretty good. And it seemed like the author was setting this up to be the first in a series, which would be worth a look, if so. Not a bad experience from CG Mosley.

[Bob Hipps · Rating 5 out of 5]

A truly great read

This book was a page Turner in every sense of the word. The characters were well developed and the plot let me guessing until the final page. This is one of the best first novels you will ever read. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

[Elizabeth Pruett · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not your ordinary monster.

I really liked this story. It's a different take on the werewolf type monster. The only thing I felt was missing was a little more about the monster. Anyway, it's a great read, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.