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The Ambivalence of Good and Evil, a philosophical-detective thriller
by M. W. Clark, Ph.D. of 80,000 words. Copyright 2006
“Where’s the dog?” A simple but essential question that had a complex and tragic answer. It leads to the end of a series of killings that no one had linked together. An elderly movie producer shot in the head and killed while walking his dog a warm L. A. night. They had found the producers body but not seen the dog again. The Beverly Hills cops haven’t got a clue who or why it was done; another cold – case dead-end to them. The dead-end cases usually found their way to Philosophical Investigations, successful L.A. Security and Detection firm ran by ex-academic Philosopher, Richard F. Marlow, Ph.D. Asking the right question and picking the right target was Marlow’s strengths. Southern Californians’ ethical androgyny provides examples of the worst sides of humanity; the child abusing priest, the corrupt lawyers, accountants, politicians, the committed megalomaniac; America condensed and compacted into one area. This condensation of humanity had brought him to Southern California from Ohio, that and the weather.
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