The Flesh Hunters

· Epigram Books
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Hunters are a new breed of criminal. An aberration. Not human, not animal, but a terrifying combination.

After a long absence, forensic psychologist Walter Kirino is back with the Hunter Intelligence Division, on the trail of a new Hunter. Following the bodies that the Highway Snatcher leaves behind, Walter is forced to interrogate the question: where is the line between Hunter and human? To find out, he will revisit his traumatic past and throw open the rooms in his mind where his nightmares lay slumbering.
Hunters are a new breed of criminal. An aberration. Not human, not animal, but a terrifying combination. After a long absence, forensic psychologist Walter Kirino is back with the Hunter Intelligence Division, on the trail of a new Hunter. Following the bodies that the Highway Snatcher leaves be...

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Jocelyn Suarez writes poetry, prose and spoken word. Her works have appeared in collections such as My Lot Is a Sky, Anima Methodi, multiple SingPoWriMo anthologies, and online journals like Dying Dahlia Review, Eunoia Review and Pressure Gauge Journal. She participated in Sing Lit Station's Manuscript Bootcamp (Prose) in 2018, and is part of the poetry collective ATOM. The Flesh Hunters is her first novel.
Jocelyn Suarez writes poetry, prose and spoken word. Her works have appeared in collections such as My Lot Is a Sky, Anima Methodi, multiple SingPoWriMo anthologies, and online journals like Dying Dahlia Review, Eunoia Review and Pressure Gauge Journal. She participated in Sing Lit Station's Manu...

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