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The Shattered Bones

David Santana

** Finalist for the 2024 Kindle Book Award's "Readers Favorite", and category winner in the Horror genre.

Army veteran, Rylan "Rye" Beam, struggled to find balance after the Iraq War, reaching for a version of himself that no longer existed. With his boots back on American soil, he began building a family, convinced he was "maintaining" by drowning his demons in a bottle of whiskey. Unaware of how delicately he teetered on the brink, a devastating tragedy suddenly collapsed the ground underfoot and sent him headlong onto a murderous path.

Unable to cope with the sudden loss of his family, Rylan had finally resolved to die but vowed to make a difference on his way out. With a hammer in one hand and a list of twenty-one names clutched in the other, he sets off on a cross-country quest for redemption while a brash young FBI agent is tasked with picking up the trail of a serial killer.

THE SHATTERED BONES, is the first novel in a trilogy chronicling the journey of a serial killer, the experiences that shaped him, and an FBI agent's struggle to stop his rampage

Book Details

  • Publisher: Goodnight Highway Publishing LLC
  • Publish Date: Jan 31st, 2024
  • Pages: 380
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 8.50in - 5.50in - 0.78in - 0.97lb
  • EAN: 9798987817056
  • Categories: LiteraryThrillers - PsychologicalThrillers - Suspense

About the Author

Santana, David: - David Santana is a retired US Army Infantryman, a former drill sergeant, and veteran of multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Born in Colorado Springs, CO, he currently resides with his family in Washington DC. His debut novel, THE SHATTERED BONES, was a finalist for the 2024 Kindle Book Award in the horror/suspense category. Visit TheDavidSantana.com to discover more about this exciting new author!

Praise for this book

"...brutal yet ruminative... delves into the psyche of a vigilante, exploring themes of personal trauma, the quest for justice, and the muddy lines between right and wrong." - BookLife Reviews