Iceman Someone is mutilating East Texas veterans and stuffing them into a freezer to die. Detective-Sergeant Charley Walker, brought in to rein up the killer, finds himself in a feverish race to save his pregnant wife from the same fate. About the author: Roy L. Fish, retired bricklayer, has wrestled oil-field iron on drilling rigs, picked cotton, clerked in a grocery store and Ben Franklin's and sold real estate. He has published both short fiction-including western, horror and fantasy-and non-fiction. He lives in San Antonio with his wife Wanda. ISBN 0-9678343-1-7 Fiction / $12.95 230 pages Order now from Amazon.com.

Here's what others say about Iceman:

"ICEMAN is like dry ice-it's cold and it burns-Roy Fish's work should be better known-and this ought to do it."

-Joe Lansdale, author of Two-Bear Mambo, The Nightrunners, The Drive In, Act of Love, The Magic Wagon

"ICEMAN is a tough book that is as true, in its own way, to the Texas context as Joe Lansdale's Hap and Leonard novels."

-Ardath Mayhar, author of How the Gods Wove in Kyrannon, The World Ends at Hickory Hollow, Lords of the Triple Moons, Slewfoot Sally & the Flying Mule

"From sicko to hero, Roy Fish draws memorable characters in a page-turner of a mystery."

-Lynn Bradley, author of Stand-in for Murder and other Cole January mysteries

"ICEMAN is a chiller in every sense of the word!"

-Frances McMaster, author of Death Plays the Lead