“With Frozen, Jay Bonansinga inscribes his name on the horror honor roll beside those of Jack Ketchum and F. Paul Wilson. This is a thrilling, beautifully paced skyrocket of a novel.”

— Peter Straub,
NY Times Bestselling Author of
Ghost Story, Black House, and In the Night Room

“A terrific chiller that leaves you guessing and gasping again and again.”

— David Morrell,
NY Times Bestselling Author of
The Brotherhood of the Rose

“Frozen will chill you to the bone! Bonansinga breathes much-needed life into the serial killer genre while simultaneously turning it on its head. With enough suspense, twists, action, and surprise revelations for a dozen thrillers, Frozen is the must-read book of the season, written by a master at the top of his game. Be prepared to set aside a few days, because once you begin Frozen you won't be able to put it down. Frozen kicks serious ass.”

— J. A. Konrath,
Author of Bloody Mary and
Whiskey Sour

“A captivating novel of cold and meticulous suspense, Bonansinga's Frozen rings a bell that defines eternal evil in all its manifestations, in fact spanning six thousand years of the entity we call evil. This thriller is like no other serial killer novel. It has everything—a unique setting, a compelling lead character, a new twist on forensics, and the latent evil of mankind.”

— Robert W. Walker,
Author of Absolute Instinct and
Final Edge

“Frozen will send chills down your spine. A 6,000-year-old mummy has an eerie connection to present-day murders.”

— Barbara D'Amato,
Author of Killer App

“Frozen (Pinnacle, $6.99) is the latest example of author Jay Bonansinga's impressive range, depth, and audacity. When a frozen corpse apparently buried in Alaskan ice for 6000 years resembles the work of a present day serial killer, Bonansinga nimbly avoids all melodramatic traps and makes his two investigators—an ambitious journalist and a severely troubled FBI profiler—believable and moving human beings caught up in a strange adventure.”

— Dick Adler,
Chicago Tribune Sunday Books Section

Now available at a bookseller near you 2005 from Pinnacle Books.