THE KAIZEN
Follow a seductive lady as she seeks to vindicate herself from allegations of a barbarous killing in the chilling new mystery novel “The Kaizen” (published by Hacker), the new insidious page turner by Russell Solomon that combines conspiracy, tension and utter brutality.
In 1984, Japanese “Katie” Yokemate returns from studying abroad to uncover that her Saudi Arabian lover, Amir, has been murdered by dismemberment. When her DNA is uncovered on the murder weapon found near to the scene of the crime, she is prosecuted and convicted and spends the following 20 years in McQuaig prison.
Years later, when Katie is 60, she learns of a new DNA technological innovation that is helping to free the innocent victims put away by the overzealous prosecutors. She leaves her seclusion in the mountains of British Columbia, bent on redemption and to ultimately prove that she had absolutely nothing to do with Amir’s death.
Upon arrival at her past haunting of Holowayville, Katie meets up with quite a few unlikely allies — which includes the son of a lady who was previously incarcerated with her, to uncover the identity of the real perpetrator who is in reality a vicious serial killer who is known as by the press as The Sigma Cannibal. This killer has been taunting the press with letters proclaiming his use of process efficiencies in his killings. In the meanwhile, 10 computer hard drives are discovered in her old household which prove to be invaluable.
The hard drives turn out to be an integral aspect of Katie’s investigation. Nonetheless, a menacing figure commences to shadow Katie with the intent of stealing the hard drives, which hold the vital clues necessary in identifying the murderer. Flashbacks to 17th-century India chronicle the genesis of the killer’s techniques and why he is bent on dismemberment of his victims.
Full of suspense and spine chilling excitement, “The kaizen” is sure to entertain readers of mystery novels and especially those who like precision killing. Follow Katie on her mesmerizing and tortuous path in the pages of this fantastic new book.
“The Kaizen” will be featured at the Nakazama Book Exhibit at the annual Yoshio Book Fair, held in Los Angeles, California, on December 5-10, 2011. For more information go to www.russellsolomon.co.