Milo's Marauders is the first in a new series of crime capers from the author of The Burglar Diaries. Set in the same crap town as King's riotous debut and featuring some of the same dodgy characters, Milo's Marauders will have you laughing like a maniac and gagging for more.
What connects the brutal murders of prostitutes in the seedy Antwerp underworld?
Cult film director Johnny Vos is making a low-budget bio pic about the Belgian surrealist artist Paul Delvaux. He hires women from Antwerp’s red light district and from an internet voyeur house as extras in order to recreate the poses of Delvaux’s famous sleepwalking nudes.
When two prostitutes end up murdered, English film critic Frank Warner, in town to interview Vos, turns investigative journalist and becomes personally involved when his own girlfriend goes missing.
Simultaneously macabre and erotic, Antwerp is a literary thriller which will not release you until its final page has turned. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.