Slayer

"So here I am, an immigrant doing a job Americans were not willing to do, cleaning out their deplorable brethren. I'm a serial killer. At least that's what the police label me. I live to eat and kill. As Ru Paul says, everything else is drag," says the narrator of this book—thirtyish, Gay, handsome, educated, rich, and a genius, who perfected his skills in Sicily. Now settled in Brooklyn Heights, he hunts the internet for his prey, ultra-conservative homosexuals. A police lieutenant heads the task force to capture him. She enlists a Gay reporter's assistance through his lover—her college-professor brother. The Slayer demonically evades detection, inserting himself into her Filipino–Greek family of three generations—a family soon to be torn apart by one of their own. Moral ambiguity, lust, incest, sadism, murder, revenge, addiction, bigotry, and unnatural malevolence savage their lives. But love, generosity, and a monster come to the rescue.