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Murry's Malady

by Alistair Newton
Price: $13.95

Book Website: http://murrysmalady.com

189 Pages, Paperback, 5.5 x 8.5

ISBN-10: 0-9788424-0-5
ISBN-13: 978-0-9788424-0-6

Murry's Malady is an action mystery that will keep you reading and entertained until the end. William Thackery O'Keefe is an insurance investigator who is given the job of investigating the death of a man and an insurance policy worth six-million dollars. "People kill for that kind of money," says O'Keefe, and sure enough they do. O'Keefe plays it by the book until the bad guys turn it into a shooting war and they start hurting innocent people like Connie Wilson, a woman you would be proud to take home to your mother. That's when O'Keefe pulls out all the stops and plays to win. Murry's Malady is a story of greed, betrayal, murder and redemption. It will involve and entertain you and in the end, you will see that there is still some good in the world.

About The Author

The author enjoys sailing, fishing and flying and often relies on his personal experiences in writing about the exploits of O'Keefe who is entirely fictional. The one thing the author and O'Keefe have in common is that they both would rather go sailing than work. All similarities end there.

Reviews

This is a good book. Everyone will want to read it." You'll like O'Keefe. I wouldn't mind being O'Keefe's friend but I wouldn't want to be his enemy." If I ever have a problem I can't solve, I'll definitely call on William Thackery O'Keefe. I don't know why they haven't put O'Keefe in jail but it's a good thing they don't. Who would fight the bad guys?

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