Tuesday, September 02, 2014

Cover Reveal: A Far Gone Night, a Thomas O'Shea Mystery by John Carenen

A Far Gone Night by John Carenen

Omnimystery News is thrilled to reveal the cover of John Carenen's new mystery, A Far Gone Night, the second entry in his series featuring wise-cracking tough guy Thomas O'Shea. The book is scheduled to be released next week on September 9th.

More about the book, below …

A Far Gone Night by John Carenen

A Thomas O'Shea Mystery (2nd in series)

Publisher: Neverland Publishing

More about this book, below …

Suffering from insomnia, Thomas O'Shea goes for a late-night stroll through the peaceful streets of Rockbluff, Iowa, and finds himself pausing downtown on the bridge that spans the Whitetail River. When he glances downstream, something catches his eye … something that looks like a body. He scrambles down to the riverbank, pulling the body of a young girl from the water. The girl is naked, with two bullet holes in the back of her head. Ever suspicious of law enforcement, O'Shea chooses not mention the bullet holes when Deputy Stephen Doltch, on routine patrol, discovers him at the river's edge.

When the coroner's report lists the cause of death as "drowning," Thomas goes into action. Confronting the coroner, he is met with hostility. But then the coroner and his wife disappear, along with the body of the dead girl. Once again, Thomas gears up to find answers that will reveal who put the bullets in the girl's head, why she was killed, and her identity, which may hit a little too close to home.

Teaming up with his friend Lunatic Mooning and Clancy Dominguez, an old buddy from his Navy SEAL days, Thomas and the other two men join together to bring justice to the dead girl, a quest that takes them to the Chalaka Reservation in Minnesota, seedy businesses adjacent to the Chalaka Casino, and straight into the world of organized crime.

A Far Gone Night by John Carenen

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