Summary: When private financial investigator Seamus McCree returns to Cincinnati after a routine business trip, he discovers that his home has become a crime scene. A brutal murder has occurred in his basement. The victim, an acquaintance from a previous corporate investigation, has endured bullets to both of his ankles, knees and elbows before the final shot to his forehead that put him out of his misery. But no one has seen an “IRA six pack” victim since The Troubles in Northern Ireland in the 1970s. Now, in James M. Jackson‘s mystery “Bad Policy,” Seamus McCree becomes the primary “person of interest” in the case. He’ll need his talent for logic and hard work to prove his innocence. Soon he uncovers a trail that leads back to his Boston roots, and a poisonous family feud dating from the divorce of Boston’s Irish mafia and the Provisional IRA in the 1970s. As the body count climbs, all trails seem to lead back to him, and Seamus is forced to go underground to find out who is framing him – and why – before he becomes the next victim. More below the media player. Listen to James M. Jackson The Indie Author Life [...]Similar Posts:Escaped Slave Finds Freedom. Or Does He?Will Ambition Get The Better of Verity Parker?The End of the World, Brought To You By The New KidAn Ancient Celtic Evil ThreatensWould You Stash the Body to Save the Party? The post A Body in The Basement – Of Course He’s the Suspect appeared first on The Bookcast.
