Book Review: High Order by Mike Sutton - Page 2

Even though most of us consider murder wrong, I found this book hard not to read. At the beginning of the book, I thought I should not be reading about such atrocities — rape, murder, hatred, bombings — yet I must confess I couldn’t help myself. I had to find out what happened to the villainous men in High Order. I would recommend this book as a great read but not for the squeamish. The writing style of Mike Sutton is precise and accurate — downright gory at times — and suggestive more of horror. But in the end, the story is redeeming because it portrays an inside view into the unimaginable crimes that police and detectives must deal with, live with, look at, and try to forget; sights that most of us never have to face.

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Regis Schilken's stories reflect his search for meaning in a very human but frightening way. Three of his books have been published: The Oculi Incident, The Island Off Stony Point, and a third, You Know When was just recently released. …

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