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"When the environment of trust and peace disappears, the new authority will be Fear."
How much more, more severe, more terrible pain can we endure? How long can we endure a world where people kill each other, where men slaughter women in the middle of the street with incredible cold blood, and where murderers who feed on blood now roam those dark streets where we used to worry about encountering the neighborhood's crazy person? How will we tolerate living in a world that has turned into a universe of soulless murderers who cut down their lovers with an axe, and where advertisements are inserted between murders? How long will we ignore what the normalization of all this has turned us into? These are not questions. These are actually answers to terrible questions. Cenk Çalışır, one of the fresh blood of detective literature, tells a story in his fourth book, Blood Rain. This book is exactly the narrative of a truth that involves the reader in the event, makes the reader witness it, and corners the reader in a pitch-black street soaked with blood.
