Barrios & McCloud #1: Case# 17361 Noir Monthly - July 2016
Fiction & Literature, Thrillers, Mystery & Suspense
| Author: | Emmanuel Obi Jr | ISBN: | 9781310533471 |
| Publisher: | Emmanuel Obi, Jr | Publication: | July 2, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Emmanuel Obi Jr |
| ISBN: | 9781310533471 |
| Publisher: | Emmanuel Obi, Jr |
| Publication: | July 2, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
WARNING: Strong, crude language, Violence
When a bear at the Middleton Zoo is seen snacking on the remains of a person in it's exhibit, Barrios and McCloud are given the task of discovering how a man ended up on the menu. It's possible that the man fell into the exhibit but chances are there is far more to the story.
Simply put, Juan Barrios and his partner Scott McCloud are self-indulgent, womanizing a**holes. Born to be in a decade in which a woman's highest achievement would be as a secretary and borderline police brutality would be smiled upon, Barrios and McCloud struggle to adapt to a modern world as though they are time-travelers from the past. Despite their tone-deaf immaturity, the extreme intellect of these two is undeniable and, in most cases, worth dealing with their sophomoric attitudes.
The first issue in a monthly series
WARNING: Strong, crude language, Violence
When a bear at the Middleton Zoo is seen snacking on the remains of a person in it's exhibit, Barrios and McCloud are given the task of discovering how a man ended up on the menu. It's possible that the man fell into the exhibit but chances are there is far more to the story.
Simply put, Juan Barrios and his partner Scott McCloud are self-indulgent, womanizing a**holes. Born to be in a decade in which a woman's highest achievement would be as a secretary and borderline police brutality would be smiled upon, Barrios and McCloud struggle to adapt to a modern world as though they are time-travelers from the past. Despite their tone-deaf immaturity, the extreme intellect of these two is undeniable and, in most cases, worth dealing with their sophomoric attitudes.
The first issue in a monthly series
