Title: Reality beats fiction all to hell.
Product review: Simon's Homicide takes the reader where few would dare to tread on a daily basis--into the bleak reality of murder and moral mayhem. Here is a panoramic view of the dark side of human nature and it delivers in ways that fiction could never aspire. There are sterling moments of insight, pathos, black comedy, and outrage in this volume written by a man who decided it was time to "stop" his investigation when his own objectivity became at risk; it's one thing to record and observe what's going on and quite another to become even marginally involved. After reading this you'll never think the same about walking down a street at night, missing people, or the workings of the human mind.
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