File #2, The Critic, involves the murder of a celebrated wine critic and takes place among the vineyards of the Gaillac region.  When the case goes cold, Enzo reopens it only to find that the genteel world of winemakers hides a business driven by greed, envy, and desperation.

File #3 gives us the story of Blacklight Blue.  When Enzo receives a shocking diagnosis from his doctor, he becomes the victim of someone who seems intent on destroying him.  Can he stay alive long enough to catch the long-hidden killer?

Kirkus Reviews calls this series, "cerebral and chilling." - and for good reason.  If one were to look closely, they'd find that the set of files detailing Enzo Macleod's thrilling cases continues to grow.

Newly added to the top drawer is File #4, Freeze Frame.  Here, a promise made to a dying man leads Enzo to the Ile De Groix off the coast of Brittany.  This quaint island is the site of the notorious 1990 slaying of tropical disease specialist and entomologist Adam Killian.  For nearly two decades the crime scene - and the cryptic hints Killian supposedly left to identify his killer - have remained as undisturbed as an insect frozen in amber.  Can Enzo decipher the message and stay in one piece in the process?

For the answer to this question, you'll have to seek out that file cabinet nestled in the corner of its dimly lit office.  You'll have to open the top drawer and thumb through to Section E.  Once there, take out the fourth file, the one labeled Freeze Frame, and find a nearby chair.  Have a seat.  Open it up.  But be prepared to savor every piece of information in the bundle before you.  And remember, good stories can often be found in files. 

George Ebey is the author of Broken Clock, Dimensions: Tales of Suspense, The Red Bag, and Widowfield. He is a graduate of Kent State University with a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and a minor in writing. He lives with his wife, Gail, in Northeast Ohio.