The Boston Crime Thrillers, Books 1-3

By: Brian Shea

Narrated by: Corey M. Snow

On the tough streets of Boston, justice requires a detective who isn’t afraid to break the rules.

THE FIRST THREE BOSTON CRIME THRILLERS

"...superbly written and suspenseful..." —T.R. Ragan, NYT Bestselling Author
“With his background as a cop, Brian Shea adds a dose of realism to his writing few authors can match....” —Jeff Carson, Author of the Bestselling David Wolf Series

Written by a former detective and USA Today bestselling author, this three-book set is perfect for fans of Michael Connolly’s Harry Bosch, David Baldacci’s John Puller, and James Patterson’s Alex Cross.

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Book 1: Murder Board

Boston homicide detective Michael Kelly is plunged into a chilling case that strikes at the heart of his old neighborhood. As he uncovers a sinister conspiracy, Kelly must navigate precarious alliances with both cops and the Irish mob. With everything on the line, he vows to bring the killer to justice, no matter the cost.

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Book 2: Bleeding Blue

With Boston teetering on the edge of a gang war, Detective Michael Kelly races against time to solve a brutal murder. The victim, a convenience store clerk under the Irish mob's protection, was gunned down in cold blood. As tensions rise and the city becomes a powder keg, Kelly must uncover the truth before Boston erupts in violence.

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Book 3: The Penitent One

Detective Michael Kelly is called to a grisly church crime scene where a priest has been brutally murdered. As a media frenzy brews, Kelly senses a chilling connection to a cold case that has haunted him for years. With the FBI now involved, Kelly must use his street-honed instincts and deep-rooted connections to outsmart a relentless killer on a vengeful rampage. Time is running out as the killer's twisted justice threatens to claim more lives.

©2024 Brian Shea (P)2024 Severn River Publishing

Bleeding Blue

First I liked the voice/voices the narrator used. Second I liked the story line.

Reads like someone writing a crime investigation series as if CSI never happened and we all need to be educated on forensics.

I really do not recommend this series to anyone who avidly reads Crime Thrillers. It reads as if it's being read by a robot, which it's not. Therefore, it reads as if it's written by someone on the spectrum. Perfect in every way except nuances and depth.