"Burge's debut thriller kicks down the door and comes at you with both barrels blasting." -- Ronald Malfi, Award-Winning Author of COME WITH ME, DECEMBER PARK, and FLOATING STAIRCASE
A vodoun priest is brutally slain in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. On American soil, a man stands atop his car-naked from the waist down-and suddenly succumbs to a mysterious death.
Within the silence of a state park, an abducted child is found dead; yet another in a series of similar slayings.
In the small city of New Warfield, ODs have skyrocketed from the use of cocaine tainted with an undetermined substance.
Police detective Ezekiel Marrs may just have the wealth of strength and skills needed to fight these dark forces, to uncover the facts behind these hideous cases and how they relate to one another. With his team, Ezekiel takes on the immense task of putting the pieces together...making the connections that will hopefully solve this puzzle and stop the seemingly endless death and destruction.
But when Ezekiel and his fellow police officers find themselves facing two of the most vicious adversaries they've ever encountered, more lives hang in the balance as they battle to survive a deadly, inevitable confrontation with unimaginable evil.
"Welcome, Ezekiel Marrs, to the hall of great detective heroes. In HARVESTER OF SORROW, we get a front-row seat as Marrs confronts a sadistic, unforgettable killer with a rare and terrifying background: the bloody, dark arts of voodoo. It's a no-holds-barred run to the explosive climax where it's not a sure thing that Marrs will even survive. Grab a drink and find a comfortable chair to enjoy this new thriller from Weldon Burge...but leave the light on until you finish." -- Matthew Iden, Bestselling Author of the Marty Singer Detective Series
"A thrilling start to what I hope will be a long-running series! A grisly and fascinating novel!" -- Jeff Strand, Author of MY PRETTIES
"Weldon Burge's debut Ezekiel Marrs novel, HARVESTER OF SORROW, is a masterpiece of detective fiction. I look forward to reading more Marrs cases." -- Quintin Peterson, Author of S.I.N., GUARDING SHAKESPEARE, and THE VOYNICH GAMBIT
