GRAY NIGHT

Adrian Knight is a man in need of redemption--and a man out of time. He has four days to prepare for the hearing called to revoke his special asylum inside the United States. Without it he’ll be extradited to any one of a dozen different hellholes. Personally he hopes for Sudan. At least there they would simply execute him.

Everything changes when Adrian meets a young boy desperate to find his missing sister, a prostitute named Ruby from the South Bronx. Adrian is rocked with memories of his own sister, beautiful and delicate and dead in his arms on the bank of a forgotten backwater.

Adrian, still struggling with traumas past, makes the only decision he can. He’ll investigate. But bonus cool points if he can wrap it up by sunset. Trouble is by the time the sun does set he’s a person of interest in a triple homicide at the Museum of Natural History and discovers Ruby isn't the only one missing in her neighborhood.

Between the lead detective building a case against him and the son of a bitch behind the missing girls, he might not have to worry about the hearing. Dead men don’t need asylum. Either way this ends one thing is certain--the body count will rise. And Adrian Knight thinks it’s about time someone else starts deciding which bodies.