David Lucero’s Reviews > Blood Alley > Status Update

With the pressures of finding a serial killer mounting, Brock’s eating and drinking habits don’t help. Will this case be the of his career? Or will it be the end of him, period?

Brock receives an anonymous warning to back off the case or else! But will he?

Political candidates are now suspect in a high profile double homicide. An FBI agent takes matters into her own hands. The number one suspect may be innocent. To top it off, a rookie cop close to Brock hits the streets on first assignment. Now the mayor is pressing for answers. “Can it get any better?” Brock is left to wonder.

Detective Brock is at his wits end. A serial killer is on the loose, and two women are left dead. He needs solid leads, and most of all, a stiff drink.

Brock gets a lead, but when a suspect refuses to talk, should he utilize force and risk his career? The stakes get higher by the day as he searches for a serial killer.

Detective Brock is a dedicated cop, and being so leads to not eating right and missing out on family time. When he manages to squeeze his daughter and grandchild in for a family dinner, he gets more than a home-cooked meal.

Brock requests help from the FBI, but the special agent sent does more than blow their mind away.

Brock is on a case of a double murder in New Orleans. He’s got no clues other than his gut feeling to follow. With the threat of more murders to follow in light of a possible serial killer, he’s got no time for his family or taking care of himself. In fact, the case leaves him wondering if it will be the death of him.

Dauphine is a beautiful young woman.... perhaps too young and too beautiful. In a short time she’s learned life can be full of hard knocks.