Two years ago, Angelo Barsotti lost his wife. As a Private Investigator, he still can’t get over the fact that he cannot solve the case. Angelo moonlights at McGinty’s as a bartender, which is a known cop bar and a great source of information. Angelo and his best friend and associate Lewis Pollard have just taken on a murder case. While working on this investigation, new clues about Angelo’s wife emerge from an unlikely place. A huge technology firm, a military platoon, and a swarm of lies make this one of the toughest cases that Angelo and Lewis have ever had. Will they catch the killer? Will they figure out Angelo’s wife’s murder? Follow along for the twists and turns in An Army of Lies.
Nathan says:
This is one of those cover concepts that looks good in your head, but… as you can see especially in the thumbnail, the knife standing in for the “i” doesn’t pull its own weight. It might work if you enlarged it so that the blade alone takes up the full space that the “i” would, but then you’d have to jigger things so that the handle is both visible and not blocking text behind it.
As it is, the blood drip doesn’t work like that (blood doesn’t run that way), and the cityscape isn’t as ominous as you want.
Plus: I always think it’s best to keep the book title and series title near each other, and the byline separate.
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