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by James M. Jackson (Author)
It's the first "IRA six pack" since the 1970s and The Troubles in Northern Ireland. And Seamus McCree is in hot water. Again.
Seamus returns to Cincinnati after a routine business trip to discover his home has become a crime scene. The murder victim posed in his basement is an acquaintance who endured the six pack: bullets to his ankles, knees, and elbows. Forced to prove his innocence, Seamus uncovers a twisted trail that leads back to his Boston roots. He's stunned to learn the truth about his father's death and the resulting divorce of Boston's Irish mafia and the Provisional IRA.
The more Seamus digs for the truth, the more his life unravels. As the body count climbs, all trails lead back to him, forcing Seamus underground to smoke out who is framing him -- and why -- before he becomes the next victim.
What Others are Saying:
"What a great story Wry, witty and completely appealing--as if Robert B. Parker's Spenser moved to Ohio. I love Seamus McCree--a savvy PI who tackles the mysteries of life with heart and brains and humor."
Hank Phillipi Ryan, Agatha, Anthony, Daphne, Macavity, and Mary Higgins Clark award winner.
"A mix of big money, wayward passions, Irish politics, family secrets, and enough odd characters to stage a sideshow, Bad Policy is a wild romp that kept me guessing and turning pages well into several nights."
Jack Kerley, internationally acclaimed author, Carson Ryder series
"The Seamus McCree series is one to watch "
Steve Hamilton, Edgar winning author, Let it Burn
