Finished reading The Man Feared by Darkness (Rooker Lindström, #3) by Pete Zacharias

No one is safe when a crime reporter confronts the secrets of his dark past in a terrifying novel of revenge and redemption by the author of The Man Trapped by Shadows.

The son of a serial killer, investigative reporter Rooker Lindström has been shadowed by death. He believes the worst is behind him, until a body is discovered in California that matches the MO of Tate Meachum, the Madman killer. But Meachum, who counted Rooker’s son among his victims, has been in prison all these years. Did Rooker help lock away the wrong man? Or is the latest kill the work of a copycat?

PI Tess Harlow doesn’t want to be involved this Rooker has taken years off her life. But she also knows that Rooker returning to California is sure to spell trouble…and Rooker talking to Meachum is the least of their problems. Do Meachum’s mind games hold the key to the puzzle, or are they just another distraction covering up yet another crime? Rooker is sure the murders are meant for him…but why?

For Rooker, on this final hunt, the most disturbing truths are yet to come.

Wed, 27 Nov 2024 18:08:13 -0800

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Replied to Jiko Rojino (@jikodesu@mastodon.social) (Mastodon)
If you could be only one of these, what would you be?

#Polls #Wealth #Wish #Famous #Survey #Rich #Poll #Dreams

[ ] Rich
[ ] Famous

I would like to be rich and completely anonymous, i.e., no one knows I am rich except for my attorney and accountant.

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Replied to Francis Rubio :ad: (@teacherbuknoy@masto.ai) (Mastodon)
I tried doing a quick search on the origins of the word "dagitab"; I was under the impression that this is a newly coined term in Filipino. However, I couldn't find a source on that, and the more common "koryente" came from the Spanish "corriente". With this, I guess "dagitab" is the native Tagalog term. (I mean "native" as opposed to "borrowed" or "coined/neologism").

I think it was coined in “Maugnaying Talasalitaan”. Most of the terms coined there never caught on.

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