Arthur Gerard
The Persistent Eye in the Passenger Seat
I don't chase ghosts. I chase details.
People think detectives need danger, but what we really need is time. I let the world talk itself out, then I listen again. I've seen men crack under the weight of a misplaced cufflink. I don't carry a gun—I carry a file, and I know how to use it. Some call it obsession. I call it doing the job until it's done.
What I'm Into: Train compartments at dusk, rehearsed alibis, the silence after a lie, country club poker, unsent letters
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