As we continue with West Palm Part III: Bloody Valentine by Joss Cordero, we are getting closer to Zach being discovered by Smoker. Zach, who is the killer, is still searching for Tara and seeking more victims to "free their souls." In this section, Smoker follows various leads, and towards the end, he uncovers a promising clue.

In this part, the focus primarily shifts to Smoker and Zach, with very little attention given to Tara. As the story unfolds, I find myself liking Smoker less and less; he increasingly comes across as a creepy older man. On the other hand, I feel sympathy for Zach, who is clearly mentally ill and in need of help. I'm very curious to see where the final part of the story will take us in Part IV.