Nevermore Baltimore

Simply a ride in the style of the American rough school, as is usual with Petr Heteša.

When Jerry Linden flew from Paris to Baltimore to receive his sister's body (including the nine millimeter projectiles inside), he had no idea what his dear sister was actually riding in. It was only on the spot that he discovered that, in addition to a rather extensive network of local brothels, he had also inherited a ticket to hell.

That, in this case, is a strange game in a totally devastated neighborhood where, in addition to the lost human existence, there survives something the locals call an igneous rock, which is as incomprehensible as the actual cause of the limited destruction of this part of the city.

Jerry recklessly decides to play the crazy game played by his sister, and soon realizes that in addition to her cell phone, through which he is gradually told the proposition, he needs a gun - preferably of the largest possible caliber. He'll get it right after the second round. After the third time, he realizes that someone is cheating. And they still have no idea how the mysterious figures of the igneous rock are involved in the whole thing, about whom the official places are stubbornly silent - but a local journalist is very interested in them.

How can this possibly work out?