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by Clay Anderson Jason Justice is a private investigator in San Francisco, involved with several different cases and not one is in the real forefront throughout The Black Rose Murder. The cases Jason tries to solve include: trying to catch a man who escaped after embezzling millions of dollars from a construction project; figuring out if a clown delivered a bomb to a federal office and did the party girl really get raped by the millionaire? The Black Rose Murder contains a lot of unnecessary sexual language and cursing which does take away from the enjoyment. Jason Justice's character adds to the unfortunate stereotype of African-American men being players and not really caring about the women that they are with. What this reader was glad to see was that near the end, Jason's character did try to settle down with one woman. It was also good to see a private investigation novel containing more than one investigation, which adds to the realism. |
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The Black Rose Murder and Other Cases