| Author: | David Hagerty | ISBN: | 9781622536160 |
| Publisher: | Evolved Publishing LLC | Publication: | August 22, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | David Hagerty |
| ISBN: | 9781622536160 |
| Publisher: | Evolved Publishing LLC |
| Publication: | August 22, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Duncan Cochrane wanted to be governor... until the murder of his daughter six weeks before election day.
Shots Magazine says: "...a compelling picture of the Windy City when it was still in thrall to the mob and its own unique political machine."
When Duncan Cochrane's daughter is murdered, the candidate for governor can only focus on finding her killer.
As the police investigation follows a trio of unlikely leads, Duncan realizes that his best shot at justice is the bully pulpit of the campaign trail, so he returns to the race and makes crime fighting his mantra.
Soon he discovers that his own ambitions may have caused her death, yet by then he knows that he must win the election or risk political and personal failure.
Crime Thriller Hound says: "It works as a whodunit, but it's Cochrane's story and political life that'll provide the fuel for this series."
EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS the first book in the series detailing Duncan Cochrane's rise to prominence and the personal cost of his public ambitions. [DRM-Free]
Scott D. Saifer says: "This is one of those surprise-ending novels that are so tightly constructed that it's hard to write synopsis without giving away an important detail. Hagerty makes a contemporary political point, but gently enough that you can just enjoy the story if you are not interested in the politics. If you are interested in modern American politics, he may help you understand how people come to take sides on a current issue."
The "Duncan Cochrane" Series by David Hagerty:
- Book 1: They Tell Me You Are Wicked
- Book 2: They Tell Me You Are Crooked
- Book 3: They Tell Me You Are Brutal
- Book 4: They Tell Me You Are Cunning
More Great Crime Thrillers from Evolved Publishing:
- The Oz Files Series by Barry Metcalf
- A Point Thriller Series by Jeff Altabef
- Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond
- The Syndicate-Born Trilogy Series by K.M. Hodge
Duncan Cochrane wanted to be governor... until the murder of his daughter six weeks before election day.
Shots Magazine says: "...a compelling picture of the Windy City when it was still in thrall to the mob and its own unique political machine."
When Duncan Cochrane's daughter is murdered, the candidate for governor can only focus on finding her killer.
As the police investigation follows a trio of unlikely leads, Duncan realizes that his best shot at justice is the bully pulpit of the campaign trail, so he returns to the race and makes crime fighting his mantra.
Soon he discovers that his own ambitions may have caused her death, yet by then he knows that he must win the election or risk political and personal failure.
Crime Thriller Hound says: "It works as a whodunit, but it's Cochrane's story and political life that'll provide the fuel for this series."
EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS the first book in the series detailing Duncan Cochrane's rise to prominence and the personal cost of his public ambitions. [DRM-Free]
Scott D. Saifer says: "This is one of those surprise-ending novels that are so tightly constructed that it's hard to write synopsis without giving away an important detail. Hagerty makes a contemporary political point, but gently enough that you can just enjoy the story if you are not interested in the politics. If you are interested in modern American politics, he may help you understand how people come to take sides on a current issue."
The "Duncan Cochrane" Series by David Hagerty:
- Book 1: They Tell Me You Are Wicked
- Book 2: They Tell Me You Are Crooked
- Book 3: They Tell Me You Are Brutal
- Book 4: They Tell Me You Are Cunning
More Great Crime Thrillers from Evolved Publishing:
- The Oz Files Series by Barry Metcalf
- A Point Thriller Series by Jeff Altabef
- Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond
- The Syndicate-Born Trilogy Series by K.M. Hodge
