Cases Closed: A Danny Boyland novel

by Henry Hack

NYMPD Detective Daniel Boyland settles back into his old job in the Nassau Homicide Squad and when a golfer discovers two badly-mutilated bodies on the side of a golf course fairway, Danny and his partner, Virgil "Spider" Webb investigate. The bodies are identified as wanted for the torture murder of Patty Ann Malloy, the pregnant middle daughter of Governor Thomas Keegan. Nailed to their foreheads are white index cards spelling out, in blood, the words CASE CLOSED. The investigation zeros in on Santino "Sonny Slick" Abbate, a Mob leader who was boyhood friends with Governor Keegan. Physical evidence implicates Sonny in the murders and also in two murders which occurred 34 years earlier -- murders that reach right up to the Governor's office and eventually force him into an agonizing decision. Will he pardon Sonny for the golf course murders, or allow him to die to protect himself from public exposure of the terrible deed he committed long ago?

Genres: Mystery

200 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 24, 2014

About the author

Henry Hack served for twenty-two years in the Nassau County, NY Police Department rising to the rank of Inspector. He commanded the Scientific Investigation Bureau and was qualified as an expert witness in several forensic fields including blood, narcotics and trace evidence. He also commanded the Eighth Patrol Precinct in Levittown for four years. His academic credentials include a Bachelor’s in Chemistry from Adelphi University and a Master’s in Criminal Justice from Long Island University. Henry is a lifelong New Yorker, born and raised in Queens, and currently resides in coastal North Carolina with his wife, Lorraine.

Reviews

[chelepissbcglobal.net · Rating 5 out of 5]

FABULOUS.

This was a great book from beginning to end, especially the end. It was a little violent in places but was necessary to the story. I highly recommend this book.

[Andrew L Dauer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow !!

Outstanding story, I couldn't put this book down. I own and shoot a Beretta and will forever think of the Governor when i'm on the range qualifying.