Author Lance J. LoRusso Offers "Hunting of Men" at a Discount for Book Clubs During Coronavirus Pandemic

Atlanta, GA, March 22, 2020 --(PR.com)-- The coronavirus pandemic is affecting every facet of life. Even book clubs are being affected with many cancelling their monthly or weekly meetings or doing the meetings online via Skype or Facetime. Recognizing this new reality, Lance J. LoRusso, author of the critically acclaimed mystery book, "Hunting of Men" announces that he will be available to book clubs via Skype or Facetime to discuss "Hunting of Men" and what makes a good mystery or police procedural. Additionally, LoRusso is announcing discounts for book clubs that purchase "Hunting of Men." The suspenseful, carefully crafted, "Hunting of Men" is the first in the Blue Mystery book series by LoRusso that features detective Johnny Till.

“These are unprecedented times with the coronavirus pandemic,” said Lance J. LoRusso, author of "Hunting of Men." “Books throughout the years have brought people together and created enjoyment. Book clubs throughout the nation are attempting to do this even during this crisis with virtual meetings and I hope to work with these clubs in providing entertainment through 'Hunting of Men.'”

In "Hunting of Men," LoRusso draws upon his diverse law enforcement background that saw him work the street, serve as a trainer, hostage negotiator, and an investigator. The book launches the career of central character, Johnny Till who will be the key character in all the Blue Mystery books. The book’s title, "Hunting of Men," is drawn from Ernest Hemingway’s quote, “There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.” The mystery in "Hunting of Men" focuses upon a cold case murder.

Johnny Till is a force to be reckoned with as a new homicide detective for the Lawler County Police Department. As tradition demands, on his first day on the job, Till pulls a cold case file to investigate. The file in question is one that has haunted the department and community for years: the cold-blooded murder of Officer Michael Dunlap, gunned down in the black of night some twenty years earlier.

Now, in order to solve the murder and heal the victims left behind, Till must reopen old wounds and retrace the final days of Dunlap’s life. The journey will lead him down a rabbit hole to a darker, more sinister conspiracy, one that threatens to steal the lives of children around the world. In order to close this cold case, Till must not only come into his new role as a homicide detective, but face his own fears to truly become a hunter of men.

Parallax, written to provide engaging as well as accurate entertainment, is a series of fictional stories based on the harsh realities faced by law enforcement officers in the performance of their duties and stories recounted to LoRusso by officers over the years. Peacemaking was LoRusso’s first entry into the world of fiction, follows the journey of a police officer, Scotty Painter, in the aftermath of a shooting.

About the author

Lance LoRusso is the Principal of the LoRusso Law Firm located in Atlanta, Georgia. As a civil litigator with a law enforcement background, he focuses his practice on critical incident & media response, catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death cases. A former officer, LoRusso is a strong advocate for Georgia law enforcement. He serves as General Counsel to the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police as well as Lodge Attorney for Cobb County’s Lodge 13 of the Fraternal Order of Police. Additionally, he responds to critical incidents on behalf of law enforcement officers, having represented officers in over 80 on-duty shootings. LoRusso is a highly sought-after media expert on law enforcement issues and has appeared on CNN, HLN, FOX News Channel, FOX Business Network, The Wall Street Journal, Associated Press, Christian Science Monitor, USA Today, and numerous other outlets throughout the world. LoRusso also speaks and trains on law enforcement issues. In addition to his fiction books, he is the author of two critically acclaimed non-fiction books - "When Cops Kill: The Aftermath of a Critical Incident" is a comprehensive study for law enforcement and family members of law enforcement officers to deal with in the aftermath of a shooting or violent alteration with a suspect; Blue News, deals with how law enforcement agencies deal with the media and public after officer-involved shootings and the dynamic that drives the news media to cover and report on critical incidents involving law enforcement.