It was ruled death by foul play. The case has been cold for ten years. The killer walks the streets. The grieving widower is on the brink of madness. Until Matthew Collins returns. Garble is a taut, murder-mystery horror and a long-awaited standalone sequel to The Covington Mansion, in which Matthew Collins lends his insight (and second sight) to a member of the Parsons dynasty one last time. Gabriel Parsons, a childless alcoholic in recovery, has been stranded in a shattered world of unanswered questions ever since his beloved wife, Megyn, was killed ten years ago in a mysterious bombing after being in the wrong place at the wrong time. The authorities and investigators only have theories and suspects. No definitive leads. What happened to Megyn Parsons appears to be beyond explanation. Until Matthew informs Gabriel that Megyn's death was no accident but premeditated murder. This only perplexes Gabriel even further. Megyn was kind, wise, popular, talented, and beautiful. In Gabriel's eyes, she was the perfect wife, the perfect woman who never had an enemy. Now before him lies a new question: Who wanted her dead? Gabriel's treacherous quest for the answer brings him to depths of horror beyond his wildest predictions.
