Whistleblower

by Mark Thompson-O'Connor

A Government wouldn’t cover up a crime.A Government wouldn’t deceive its own people.A Government wouldn’t kill to hide its secrets.Would it?A sudden death leads an investigative journalist to a conspiracy that runs through the corridors of power.

When a freelance journalist uncovers the lie of a Government Department, what follows is a frantic attempt to hide the truth; whatever that may take.

Zoe Carlson, freelance, confident and accustomed to getting her own way, embarks on an investigation to uncover the truth, without regard to the potential dangers to her, or those around her. As the truth begins to reveal itself, a cycle of events begins to take place jeopardising her search and instead creating a trail of blood.

350 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 4, 2021

About the author

There is a familiar shadow at the edge of Mark Thompson-O’Connor’s fiction: a quiet street that turns dangerous, a respectable life disturbed by buried secrets, a murder that refuses to stay solved.
His books explore the territories of crime, suspense and thriller writing where ordinary people collide with organised crime, political cover-up and mystery and intrigue that spreads like blood in water.
Each story moves at pace, with escalating danger and stakes: detectives uncovering the link between murders, journalists uncovering truths that were meant to remain hidden and everyday people thrust into the violent unknown.

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Reviews

[Anthea Reed]

Whistleblower by Mark Thompson O'Connnor

This was the first novel I have read from this author and what a book!

Based around a conspiracy that involves the government, the story is very different and I felt that it had been well researched before being written, and the twists and turns kept me gripped throughout. I won't add anything else to this, so as not to spoil the story for anyone.

I immediately connected with the character Zoe Carlson, an investigative journalist, and from the start I thought that there was just the right amount of background information included, about her. So many books these days spend far too much time including unnecessary information, but I felt that this author had got it just right in this instance.

I would highly recommend reading this book, and seriously hope that with the characters of Zoe Carlson and Andrew McDermott working together in some way, it may become a series in the future!

[Lynnette Davis]

It was ok. It wrapped up with some unanswered questions. I like a book to end and know everything about it was figured out.

[Keith Cooper]

Thoroughly enjoyed this book I've enjoyed every book written by this author