Sullivan’s investigation is once again hampered by political interference. He is confronted by Lord Charles Cromwell the leader of a sadistic cult (The Brotherhood) that derives its pleasures from the torture and murder of young women. Sullivan is asked to lead the hunt by the local Superintendent and is catapulted into a world of unimaginable horror. Suddenly Sullivan is knocked out of his lethargy when a teenage girl goes missing not far from Ennis where he has been stationed. He finds himself once again alone in a world that doesn’t understand him. His partner (Journalist Helen Carty) has moved out, unable to live with his bouts of depression and periodic alcoholism. Sullivan finds himself in a race against time, if he is to arrest The Deerstalker before the CIA take him out, and use his death as a pawn in a political game of chess.ĭetective Tadhg Sullivan’s life seems to be falling apart, since being shifted to Clare from Dublin after falling out with the Minister for Justice and the Garda Commissioner. When the CIA discovers that they’ve killed the wrong person, the two agents involved–Simon, who has become disillusioned by his time stationed in the Middle East, and Joey, a psychopath who confuses zealotry with patriotism–are also in pursuit of The Deerstalker.
Sullivan’s case is further thrown into confusion when a copycat killer, Tommy Walsh, is shot dead by the CIA. And further complicating things, he starts losing trust in his partner, Detective Pat Carter, who appears to be on the side of the Garda Commissioner, who Sullivan is rapidly falling out with. Carty adds to Sullivan’s problems, when he finds himself falling in love with her. Sullivan teams up with journalist Helen Carty, and together they try tracking down the mysterious killer. A man known only as The Deerstalker is a cancer who has infected the Irish political system. Garda Detective Tadhg Sullivan leads a special unit that investigates politically motivated crime. His Tadhg Sullivan crime thriller series consists of three books, but they can also be read as stand alones. Hope everyone has their shopping done and can sit back and enjoy this holiday weekend! Today we have Daithi Kavanagh wrapping up this year’s Indie Author Friday feature.
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