FBI Special Agent Lukas Stark is after the Tableau Serial Killer. An unsub who is moving around the country killing families in a very specific and disturbing manner, but so far, there seems to be no connection between the victims. Starks’ investigation is not progressing as fast as the killer is racking up body totals, so the agency brings in a man, Gilles Garnier. Gilles and Starks are polar opposites in the world of investigation. Starks is by the book and Gilles – well – he has zero background, but all of the clearance and too many secrets. As the story progresses, we get a connection between Gilles and the unsub and pieces of a puzzle that go too far up the chain of command and are too numerous to put into one novel.
Remote viewing is the practice of using the mind to gain information about a person, object or event that cannot be seen. During the Cold War, the CIA and US military took remote viewing seriously using a classified program called Stargate. There are a lot of questions surrounding this program and the experiments that went on, who was involved, the results and outcomes.
Rickstad has brilliantly pulled a piece of obscure military history and brought it to life. This book is not for the faint of heart. It is a nonstop, no punches pulled thrill ride with descriptions that are so graphic it is nothing short of cinematic. This gritty thriller had me hooked from the beginning and I stayed up all night, unable to put it down. It ranks among the very best in the psycho-criminal genre. To truly understand the mind of a sadistic killer is to delve into a dark, terrifying world that few would ever dare to enter.
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