Die This Hour: A Belfast Murder Mystery
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Changes to Sheehan's Serious Crime Unit have left him needing a new sergeant. He appoints Denise Stewart.
Despite suffering extreme misogynistic abuse in her previous posting, Stewart was instrumental in uncovering serious corruption where she worked, leading to the imprisonment of her superior and some of her previous colleagues.
Stewart has no sooner joined Sheehan's unit than she becomes victim to attacks from an unknown assailant while she spends endless hours seeking to identify the serial killer.
Her new team gives her the respect she deserves but with her life in danger, can she prove her worth?
Die This Hour was originally published by Crimson Cloak as The 11:05 Murders. It was chosen as the solo medallist winner in The New Apple Awards for Excellence.
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About the author
Brian O'Hare, MA, PhD, was Assistant Director of the Southern Reginal College in Northern Ireland. He now writes full time. His early writing was academic but when he decided to write fiction, his success surprised him. His books have won several awards and some of his mysteries won top honours from New Apple Excellence in Literature Awards, Readers Favourite, Book Viral, and the Literary Titan Gold Award. The Literary Titan Gold Award is " .... bestowed on books that we found to be perfect in their delivery of original content, utilizing fresh themes to convey innovative ideas, and deftly uses elegant prose."
His first mystery novel, The Angel of Death, has led to the award-winning The Inspector Sheehan Mysteries series. There are seven books in the series with an eighth on the way.
"O’Hare writes with a keen eye for detail with his tales evolving at a surprisingly fast pace. The stereotypes that dominate popular crime thrillers, especially these days, are notable by their absence and O’Hare leans toward the human side of his characters, imbuing them with a real-world presence that is in turn witty and passionate." Readers Favourite.
Because of a childhood disease that required a liver transplant, Dr. Brian O’Hare took early retirement in 1998 from his post as Assistant Director of the Southern Regional College in Newry in Northern Ireland. He now enjoys full health, plays golf several times a week, and travels occasionally.
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