About the book, from the publisher:
Edgar nominee Mark Schorr introduced detective Brian Hanson to rave reviews in Borderline. Now, in this thrilling follow-up, Hanson is back--risking his reputation and his life.Among the early praise for Fixation:
A Vietnam vet with post-traumatic stress disorder and a history of substance abuse, Brian Hanson has turned his life around working as a counselor with some of Portland, Oregon’s, most troubled citizens.
When an FBI raid goes badly for his girlfriend, Special Agent Louise Parker, Louise comes under investigation by the very agency she is loyal to. Louise turns to Brian for support, but a cunning stalker is deliberately sabotaging all that is precious to her. And as the harasser grows more and more aggressive, there’s no telling who she can trust.
Taking readers from Portland’s mysterious underground tunnels, to computer dives in Seattle, to the back streets and alleyways of the Rose City, Fixation offers gripping characters with a rich sense of place, and the kind of psychological insights that only a counseling professional could bring to a thriller. It is a stunning novel from a multitalented crime star.
“Excellent ... has suspense, action, surprises, and edge-of-the-seat thrills.”Fixation is Schorr's second novel in the acclaimed Brian Hanson thriller series.
--Phillip Margolin, New York Times bestselling author of Executive Privilege
“Will continue to haunt long after reading--moving, affecting, and powerful. Hanson is a unique hero, and Schorr a unique talent.”
--Greg Rucka, author of the Atticus Kodiak series
Read the Prologue and Chapter One from Fixation, and learn more about the book and author at Mark Schorr's website.
Schorr, a psychotherapist for sixteen years in Portland, Oregon, is the author of eleven novels, including the Edgar-nominated Red Diamond, Private Eye.
The Page 69 Test: Fixation.
--Marshal Zeringue
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