Wednesday, September 12, 2018

#GIVEAWAY- Showcase Death At Whitewater Church by Andrea Carter

One of the places that mysteries are more mysterious is Ireland and today I'm happy to be presenting #1 in a new series, Death At Whitewater Church, by debut author and Dubliner, Andrea Carter. As soon as I finish up some contract reviews I'm going to dig into my copy but you can win one courtesy of Andrea's publisher, Oceanview details below.
Enjoy!



ISBN-13: 9781608093021
Publisher: Oceanview
Release Date: 09-04-2018
Length: 352pp
Inishowen Mystery Series, #1
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Overview:
When a skeleton is discovered in the hidden crypt of a deconsecrated church, everyone is convinced the bones must be those of Conor Devitt, a local man who went missing on his wedding day six years previously. But the postmortem reveals otherwise.

Solicitor Benedicta “Ben” O’Keeffe is acting for the owners of the church. She is reluctant to get involved, but when Conor’s brother dies in strange circumstances shortly after coming to see her, she finds herself drawn in to the mystery. Whose is the skeleton in the crypt and how did it get there? Is Conor Devitt still alive, and if so, is there a link? What happened on the morning of his wedding to make him disappear?
Negotiating between the official investigation—headed up by the handsome but surly Sergeant Tom Molloy—and obstructive locals with secrets of their own, Ben unravels layers of personal and political history to get to the truth of what happened six years before.


Death at Whitewater Church is the first in a series of Ben O’Keeffe mysteries set on the Inishowen peninsula in County Donegal, Ireland.


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Reviews:

Haunting, atmospheric and gripping. One of the finest Irish mystery debuts of recent years. Tana French has some serious competition.- John Connolly, New York Times best-selling author of A Game of Ghosts

Andrea Carter writes brilliantly about a lively, entirely credible community where even your friends are suspects and your neighbors may end up dead. Everyone has a secret, and the revelations come thick and fast. Riveting, intriguing and worryingly real.- Liz Nugent, award-winning author of Unraveling Oliver

With Death at Whitewater Church, Andrea Carter announces herself as one of the most exciting new voices in Irish crime fiction. A wonderfully written debut, the rugged beauty of Donegal provides a stunningly realized backdrop to the twists and turns of Ben’s investigations.- Brian McGilloway, New York Times best-selling author of The Nameless Dead

An entourage of fascinating people and mysterious places lace this mystery with plenty of bark and bite. A captivating gem.- Steve Berry, New York Times best-selling author

Some readers will be happy to go with Carter’s languorous pace, relishing every particle of vividly described landscape.- Booklist

Next in the Series
Available in the UK coming soon to a US bookstore near you

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Meet Andrea:
Andrea Carter grew up in Laois and studied law at Trinity College Dublin before moving to the Inishowen peninsula in Donegal where she ran the most northerly solicitors’ practice in the country. After ten years, she moved to Dublin to work as a barrister before turning to write crime novels.
Carter is the author of the Inishowen Mysteries series, Death at Whitewater Church, Treacherous Strand and The Well of Ice. Her books are published by Little, Brown in the UK, Goldmann Verlag in Germany, Oceanview in the US and have recently been optioned for television.Murder at Greysbridge will be published in October.



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14 comments:

  1. It sounds like a fantastic mystery, and I love the setting.

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  2. Thanks for this intriguing novel which interests me greatly. The story, characters and locale sound captivating.

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  3. Ireland does lend itself to the backdrop for a mystery. :) The blurb sure does grab me in, too.

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  4. An Irish setting and a murder/mystery, a treat in store for you I hope.

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  5. Sounds so mysterious - perfect for just before Halloween.

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