| Category: | Fiction - Thriller - Psychological |
|---|---|
| Author: | Michael Jarvis |
| Publisher: | Brown Badger Books |
| Publication Date: | December 10, 2020 |
| Number of Pages: | 364 |
| ISBN-10: | 0988538970 |
| ISBN-13: | 9780988538979 |
| ASIN: | B08P8WS4Y2 |
Chloe Summers and Peyton Paddington are college girls who
travel to Costa Rica for an adventurous trip to relax and think about their
lives. They are looking forward to sunbathing, surfing and other fun
activities. However, they are soon found dead, burnt in a mysterious fire that
erupted at the property of a local palm oil company. Philip Millege is the
detective hired by the company to investigate the deaths. His first suspicion
is Ellis Hayden, a male ex-pat who was spotted with the girls on the night of
the fire. However, a mysterious third party joins the chase turning the hunters
into the hunted and creating a macabre scene of chaos and carnage.
The Path of the Tapir by Michael Jarvis is a story that goes
well beyond the murder mystery of two free-spirited young girls and the
investigation to uncover the reason behind their death. It ponders on more
resounding issues like environmental despoliation and an intricate game that
involves blame as well as grief. With deadly consequences awaiting the parties
involved, the plot takes its readers through a rollercoaster ride of modern
turmoil that occurs when certain people get involved with more elaborate
agendas that they are unaware of. Yes, the plot is twisty and suspenseful, the
characters sophisticated, and the writing stellar. The descriptive prose
creates strong imagery and offers scenes that are focused while capturing
details in the story that will fascinate readers. The author deftly weaves
different elements into this tale of murder and mystery, with diverse
characters and an enticing setting to keep readers enthralled from one page to
the next exciting page.
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