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Every morning millions of Americans open their daily paper turning first to the obituaries. In Chicago a group of young friends, drawn to each other by this very habit, solve a series of grisly murders by following clues found in the obituaries... Killian Reed, a young reporter for a hip Chicago newspaper awakens to a hangover from a night of celebrating; he and his friends, a loose club of obituary-readers, have solved a murder. But there's little time to rest on their laurels as a body is found just off Lake Michigan . Reed and his friends try to solve a series of more grisly murders that are seemingly related. Following false leads and real clues, the two trajectories -- Reed, who is running from his own past, and the killer -- collide in a heart wrenching climax.
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About the Author WM. ANTHONY CONNOLLY is currently a lecturer in English at Texas A&M
University. A prolific writer, Mr. Connolly is the author of The Jenny
Muck and Get Back, and a one-act play, Kate and The Writer, which was
featured at Theatre Southwest in Houston, Texas. Mr. Connolly's works
of poetry, essays and prose have appeared in numerous literary journals
throughout his native Canada and the United States. |
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