Little Boy Blue - HB

Just finished reading "Little Boy Blue". It was an excellent read that just keeps you guessing. I have known and worked with the Dan for some 50 years. Having grown up and worked in all the locations where the story takes place added a unique perspective to the story. Brought back many memories. More than enough twists and turns to keep your interest and fuel the desire to keep reading.

Mr. Rose is the new Steven King

Poor Leo, a victim of his environment? Maybe. The book tells the story of good vs. pure evil. It takes you into the mind of a psychological serial killer who captures the interest of a local police chief, investigating several murders in his jurisdiction. The story introduces Leo as a young boy who kills for fun and how he matures into a calculated social predator. Leo has honed his skills and now, mostly targets females of young girls. Leo takes pleasure in stalking, torturing and terrorizing his victims as he takes them home to kill them. In Leo's quest to broaden his murdering sprees, he traverses several states which eventually involves detectives in a multi jurisdictional search. As the book progresses, it shows the dedication and personal endurance these officers shared and to what lengths they would go to in an effort to capture and put Leo behind bars. The author draws you in and hooks you right away. You will not be able to put the book down. I can assure you, from now on, you will always be one hundred percent aware of your surroundings. Well done, Mr. Rose.

This book will suck you in as it tells the story of a sadistic killer and the police investigators who follow his trail of carnage.

This book will be located in section labeled “Beyond Horror and Terror. Rookie writer gets an A+ on enlightening public as to the development and cunning mindset of a sociopath.

The author, a former police officer, gives insight into the shortcomings involving police investigations and he creates a realistic story of a serial killer that manages to navigate through society undetected. The detailed description of the killer’s operation method and techniques is horrifying. The book was a fabulous read from beginning to end and makes one realize that monsters aren’t in fairy tales but walk among us.

A gripping, terrifying story. A harrowing account of a gruesome threat to women. Will keep you on the edge of your seat. A real page-turner.

Dan Rose’s “Little Boy Blue” is a shocking journey through the psyche of a monstrous and highly perverted serial killer. Rose tells the story with accurate police procedure and a deep understanding of the murderous criminal mind.

I've worked homicides. This book is very realistically written and will scare the hell out of you, as there are people out there like Little Boy Blue...and they are pure evil.