Book Blast: Two Track Presius Mysteries by E. E. Giorgi

with E. E. Giorgi

We are delighted to welcome to Omnimystery News novelist E. E. Giorgi and the two books in her mystery series featuring Detective Track Presius.

E. E. introduced the character in Chimeras (Quemazon Publishing; April 2014 trade paperback and ebook formats) and this month the sequel is published, Mosaics (Quemazon Publishing; September 2014 trade paperback and ebook formats).

More about these two titles and their most unusual series lead character, below.

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Chimeras
E. E. Giorgi
A Track Presius Mystery

Haunted by the girl he couldn't save in his youth, and the murder he committed to avenge her, Detective Track Presius has a unique gift: the vision and sense of smell of a predator.

When a series of apparently unrelated murders reel him into the depths of genetic research, Track feels more than a call to duty. Children are dying, children who, like himself, could have been healthy, and yet something, at some point, went terribly wrong.

For Track, saving the innocent becomes a quest for redemption. The only way he can come to terms with his dark past is to understand his true nature.

  

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Mosaics
E. E. Giorgi
A Track Presius Mystery

Dubbed the Byzantine Strangler because of the mysterious mosaic tiles he leaves at the crime scene, a new serial killer is stalking the streets of Los Angeles. Racing to decipher the code encrypted in the tiles before the killer strikes again, Detective Track Presius faces a new challenge: the "awakened" genes that make his vision and olfactory sense so sharp are now taking a toll on his life.

When a new set of tiles appears in his own backyard, Track makes a chilling realization: those very same genes that are threatening his life are drawing the Byzantine Strangler closer and closer. The line between hunter and hunted has suddenly blurred.

Will Track be the next piece of the mosaic puzzle?

  

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E. E. Giorgi

E.E. Giorgi is a scientist, a writer, and a photographer. She spends her days analyzing genetic data, her evenings chasing sunsets, and her nights pretending she's somebody else. On her blog, E.E. discusses science for the inquiring mind, especially the kind that sparks fantastic premises and engaging stories.

For more information about the author, please visit her on Facebook and Twitter.