Novel by Edward Bardes keeps readers guessing

Author Edward Bardes brings his passion for murder mysteries and detective work to the pages of his new novel, “Vasquez Private Eye: A Fable of Murder and the Unknown Truth” (published by AuthorHouse).
Celebrated Ohio policeman Johnson Vasquez and his partner, Zelda Thompson, are on the prowl to solve a series of court cases that have gone horribly wrong. When a cryptic note comes into Johnson’s possession, a murder is committed barely an hour later.
Johnson and Zelda launch headfirst into a homicide case that quickly becomes the biggest and most publicized case in the state of Ohio. Johnson must piece together the clues to complete the picture of the killer and stop him before he strikes again. The picture, however, might be more than Johnson can handle.
Packed with mystery, murder and corruption, “Vasquez Private Eye” will have readers guessing until the very last page.
An excerpt from “Vasquez Private Eye”:
“Evil is like death; the truth lies beyond what the mortal eye can see, and only those who have been consumed by it can know what dreadful secrets hide under its disguise.”