The Scientology Murders

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While investigating a murder that has also left his much-loved adoptive father seriously wounded, Harry Doyle, known to his peers as the Dead Detective, finds himself faced with a powerful and secretive cult called Scientology. Clearwater, Florida, is the spiritual centre of Scientology, which is run by a fanatical group who insist that members remain pure and true to their beliefs. One leader has a twisted man in his employ, who is relentless in his mission to make sure that the rules are followed. However, Harry Doyle and his team are in hot pursuit, forcing the killer to run for cover.

Author Bio

William Heffernan is the Edgar Award-winning author of nineteen novels, including the international best sellers The Corsican and The Dinosaur Club, as well as The Dead Detective, When Johnny Came Marching Home, A Time Gone By, Cityside, and Beulah Hill. He divides his time between his forty-foot trawler in Florida and visits to his children around the country. Prior to turning to fiction thirty-six years ago, Heffernan was a New York City newspaper reporter who was nominated three times for the Pulitzer Prize. The Scientology Murders is his latest novel.