Prepare yourself for another exhilarating ride through the streets of South Brooklyn. This time during 1970--a year of authoritarian corruption, killings of protestors at public demonstrations, and severely divided partisan politics.
Beyond Good and Evil and Murder is not just a sequel; it’s two challenging whodunit murder mysteries that build on the characters and subcultures of the debut novel.
With an Irish Catholic priest and a Polish homophobic bartender as our unlikely partners, the stakes are high for this blue collar immigrant community as they struggle to uncover the truth behind two murders linked in a bizarre manner. Set against the backdrops of the Coney Island train yards and the Polish Eagle Tavern, this story is filled with tension and danger. Join Ed and Otto on their quest in a world where defining good and evil becomes difficult.
Readers should be advised that this novel deals with adult topics such as human trafficking, gay rights, violence, and prostitution.
