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Set on Malta and written partly as a homage to the beat generation writers, The Death of Poetry is a taut psychological exploration of relationships and situations that entwine the characters we observe through the narration. Opening with a seemingly unsuspicious death at a facility for 'the unhinged', our island detective at first feels it is just a circumstantial accident; after all, many inside are damaged and alone, having dealt with their addictions and afflictions. It is when a fresh victim appears, most definitely murdered, that he begins to unravel the fragile links and faint memories of those he now must confront from his own past-one he may not have wanted to remember for himself.

Brian can Find a lost child or a wanted criminal, but when his secret gets out, even Nick's skills and connections may not be enough to keep them safe.Brian Kerr is now free of his dangerous boss and his domineering brother. He's eager to start using his psychic Finding talent to help people, if he can figure out how to do that safely. His dyslexia, and his tendency to act simpleminded under stress, make building his new life a daunting challenge. And while his not-quite-boyfriend, Nick, is willing to support him, in bed and out of it, Brian doesn't want to lean on Nick. If their relationship is going anywhere, he has to be a full partner and handle his own problems.Nick Rugo's walking a tightrope instead of settling into the ordinary cop's life he'd hoped for. He's hiding too many things from too many people. He has told professional and unprofessional lies that will come back to haunt him. Now, with Brian determined to start Finding again, he's not sure he can protect the man he cares for. If all that wasn't enough to make him start punching walls, he also has a suspicion that Brian's brother Damon and sister Lori may be out there, lurking, ready to complicate their lives.