Ghost of a Flea

In the concluding novel of James Sallis's acclaimed series, Lew Griffin grapples with personal turmoil in his uptown New Orleans home, as his faltering relationship with Deborah and the mysterious disappearance of his son, David, leave him feeling aimless. With a body lying on the bed behind him, Griffin avoids confronting the events that have led him here. This poignant tale explores themes of identity and societal reflection, culminating in a compelling journey of self-discovery that lingers with readers long after the final page.