Goldfinches (One Eye Press Singles)
<p>Family man Carl, with his wife and daughter, are on their way check on his young son who had been hospitalized for an ear infection complicated by the boy’s Type 1 Diabetes. Stopped at a light they are confronted by a gunman who pulls Carl from the vehicle, stealing the vehicle and his family with it.</p><br /><p>Desperate, Carl, will do anything to save his family, even commit a carjacking himself. Carl finds himself chasing after his family, being chased by the police, and confront the reason for this random act of violence.</p><br /><p>When all seems lost, Carl finds a reason to believe, and finds himself amidst a conflict of good and evil.</p><br /><br /><br /><h3>Early Praise for GOLDFINCHES</h3><br /><br /><br /><br />“A man watches helplessly as his car is hijacked and driven off with his wife and daughter imprisoned inside. And, then; the nightmare accelerates into warp-speed unspeakable horror. Ryan Sayles has delivered yet another masterpiece in his newest novel, <b>Goldfinches</b>. This guy just keeps getting better and better! Take my advice and read this book with all the lights on…â€<br /><br />—Les Edgerton, author of <b><i>The Rapist</i></b>, <b><i>The Bitch</i></b>, <b><i>The Genuine Imitation Plastic Kidnapping</i></b>, and <b><i>Bomb!</i></b><br /><br /><br />“No one does fractured domestic noir like Ryan Sayles. And <b>Goldfinches</b> finds him mining that dysfunction harder and fiercer than ever. Shattering domestic bliss with pulse-pounding, pedal-to-the-metal action. Think Liam Neeson and his special set of skills--only jacked up on meth with stronger moonshine and more vicious complications.â€<br /><br />—Joe Clifford, author <b><i>Lamentation</i></b> and <b><i>Junkie Love</i></b><br /><br /><br />“Take the emotional grittiness of Breakdown, turn the violence dial to eleven, throw in a healthy dose of desperation multiplied by having kids involved, and you’re on your way to something akin to Ryan Sayles’ <b>Goldfinches</b>. This is a brutal, tense, fast-paced ride full of the relentless brutality and knack for action that have made Sayles a household name for fans of great crime fiction, and this vicious ride may just be his best one yet.â€<br /><br />—Gabino Inglesias, author of <b><i>Zero Saints</i></b> and <b><i>Hungry Darkness</i></b><br /><br /><br />“Ryan Sayles writes like he’s got an angel on one shoulder and a fallen angel on the other. Here’s hoping Ryan keeps working it out on the page... and doesn’t make much progress.â€<br /><br />—Jedidiah Ayres, author of Fierce Bitches and Peckerwood