The Last Honest Room: A Frank Delgado Mystery

A man sealed himself into a windowless room for eleven years to survive. It didn't work Detective Frank Delgado hasn't paid rent in three weeks, hasn't solved a case in four months, and doesn't laugh at impossible stories anymore - he's heard too many that turned out to be true. Eleven years ago, Marcus Voss became convinced the world outside meant to kill him. So he had a room built in his family's basement - poured concrete, no windows - and welded the door shut from the inside. He lived there for over a decade, fed through a slot the width of a paperback, talking to his sister through six inches of open air. Nine days ago, he was found strangled on the floor of that sealed room. The weld hadn't been touched. There is no way in. And no way out. The police have already decided it must have been self-inflicted - the only explanation that doesn't require an impossible one. Delgado isn't so sure. And the deeper he digs into eleven years of frantic, obsessive notebooks, the more he starts to believe that Marcus Voss wasn't losing his mind at all. He was the only one telling the truth. THE LAST HONEST ROOM is the first novel in the Frank Delgado Mysteries, a series for readers who like their detectives broke, their puzzles airtight, and their justice slow, hard-won, and worth the wait. Scroll up and grab your copy today.