Nick Kolakowski: Where the Bones Lie

On Sunday I posted my review for Nick’s Where the Bones Lie. Unfortunately, content for my website reconstruction was still being migrated and the post disappeared into the ether.

I’m taking a stab at recreating the post so please bear with me while I give this a shot.

Dash Fuller, failing comedian, and former fixer for the rich, famous and influential of Hollywood. He left that grim world in the rearview mirror. No more bribes, threats, hiding bodies. You get the picture.

Approached by Madeline Ironwood to help her discover who murdered her father. Fuller figures, why the hell not.

It’s the attempt on their lives, that has Fuller understanding that things are out of whack. His search for the answers of Ironwood’s murder brings the harsh realization that the past is never completely behind him.

This story has Nick Kolakowski taking his noir in a new direction while maintaining that which he’s so good at: great characters, well-paced storyline, and dry humour. There’s a reason why Where the Bones Lie is garnering so much attention. Tap into the origin of a new PI series and settle in for a great read.