Tom Whiskey tries to live life by the book. Sometimes.
When private investigator Tom Whiskey is offered a bag full of cash to work for sly motivational speaker Patrick Walker, he is in no position to refuse. Patrick needs to find a missing safe, but it quickly becomes evident that the safe contains a lot more than just money. Challenged by a criminal priest, a drug dealer, and a thieving volunteer, Tom must work hard to find the safe before it falls into the wrong hands. But, the question remains, what is in the safe?
What is Patrick Walker desperately trying to hide?
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Can you imagine reading a mystery thriller that takes you for a ride through the streets of New York City, and leaves you with twists and turns that you didn’t see coming? By now, you will realize that you have found that book! Enjoy.
It started so well. Tom Whiskey, the world-weary PI with a beautiful blonde as his Girl Friday reminded me of all those B&W films in the 40's and 50's. The plot line was a little straightforward, but I was prepared to forgive that. However, the last quarter of the story ruined the whole thing. First, Whiskey stressed on several occasions that he wasn't close enough to the villain to take any action, and yet the villain was close enough to remove his gun from the PI's holster. Long arms, I guess? The 'Splat' 'Sock' 'Kapow' that accompanied the action when it did come, was just laughable. It was comical in Batman in the 60's, but it's had its day.
I had not read anything before by Mr O'Mahoney but was looking for a new mystery to read. I really enjoyed this book and will look for others he has written. His characters were good and his writing believable. I especially liked the endi
This was an interesting story of finding justice of old cases that are kept in secret of people's mind in till something come along to shake it up. I like the process thAt the story took places.
I only gave this story 4 stars because it was too short! I love a good mystery and this one did the trick....I found a new hero in Tom Whiskey...looking forward to the next read!
I really enjoyed both series and this single book. I don’t understand why the main characters are basically the same: tall, strong man, beautiful assistant with no table manners, a younger brother, a tragic death in his past. The sameness is disappointing.
Poorly written with obvious mistakes. Finds a bracelet and later calls it a necklace. Patrick shoots Jessica, and then Tom tells him that she has been shot! A total waste of time.
For me this book was light reading and didn’t hold the same depth as his other books of his I’ve read. I think he could have given it more because he is a talented writer. It didn’t ring true to me.
Kept me reading without stop! However, please PROOF READ, PROOF READ, PROOF READ GUYS!otherwise a great story! Sorry I was once a grammar teacher & am critical
I didn’t realize how short the book was. Not enough time for character development or the plot to thicken. Good foundation for a book but just too short.