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Jeffrey Martin

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Jeffrey Martin joined the United States Marine Corps in 1987.  He served through Operation Desert Storm and was discharged in 1992 at the rank of Corporal (E4).  He was an assistant Chief of Police for a rural community in Northeast Iowa in 1998/99 when he took a position with the Department of Veterans Affairs Police Service in October of 1999.  After seven years with the VA Police, he took an assignment with the Department of Homeland Security, working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.  In 2007, he returned to the VA Police. Jeffrey Martin is the author of Lucifer’s Calling.

According to the book description of Lucifer’s Calling, “Lucifer is his name... creating masterpieces and autographing the dead is his twisted protocol. Homicide Detective Brian Jeffers is sent to the scene of a triple murder, where Lucifer has left a cryptic message for all to see. What Detective Jeffers uncovers tells him Lucifer is not only killing, he's using a drug to render his victims defenseless. Jeffers enlists the help of Medical Examiner, Dr. Alan Sanderson, and his good friend and fellow investigator, Toby Wall. They provide insight into Lucifer's methodology and give Jeffers the knowledge he needs to end the madman's reign of terror. Detective Jeffers familiarity of the criminal mind is certain to be tested, as Lucifer decides to pinpoint someone close to Jeffers to add to his collection. Will the intelligent and devious killer be caught, or slip back into the darkness undetected?”

Vanilla Heart Publishing said of Lucifer’s Calling, “Martin weaves a terrifying tale of a brilliant serial killer and skillfully intertwines his own years of police procedural experience into the story through the actions and emotions of Homicide Detective Brian Jeffers.  Part thriller, part suspense, and all spellbinder, with an intriguing back-story, laden with descriptive and interesting subplots, Lucifer’s Calling is a story that brings the reader into the lives of the characters, through masterful storytelling, superb dialogue, and scenes so deftly shared that readers can’t help but become immersed in the lives of the characters and absorbed with the heart-stopping developments along the way.


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Greg DeLay said of Lucifer’s Calling, “A terrifying story that drags, not draws, the reader deep into the dark world of a serial killer. The author uses such descriptive imagery I could easily feel the cool night air in the park, hear the muffled screams of the victims, and even see the bloody results of Lucifer’s obsession. Wonderful story, scary and intense!”

Billie Anne Callow said of Lucifer’s Calling, ““Great read. Lucifer’s Calling is just the first Jeff Martin book, at least, I hope it is just the first! ”

Craig Silverman said of Lucifer’s Calling,  it “had me sitting in my reading chair spellbound- and reading it all the way to the grisly end in one sitting! This author uses every bit of police background and knowledge to create a credible, frightening story with all the intensity of a great TV movie…late at night…when you are home alone.”

One reader said of Lucifer’s Calling, “Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lamb has found a new partner! I read all the time and I can’t wait for a sequel. I always look for new authors and this guy is going to be worth keeping my eye on!”

Another reader said of Lucifer’s Calling, “What a phenomenal thriller! This book keeps you on the edge of your seat. Beautifully detailed, scary, wonderful characters who have depth - very well done! A must read!”

 

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