South Village (Ash McKenna Book 3)

Book overview Description Editorial Reviews Ash McKenna used to be an amateur P.I.—emphasis on ‘amateur’.

Despite good intentions, he made a mess of his life in New York, so tried to build a new one in Portland.

But after a traumatic turn of events, he ends up on a commune in the Georgia woods, binge-drinking cheap whiskey and waiting for his passport to flee the country and nightmares that have followed him.Then a man is found dead.

Known only as ‘Crusty Pete’, the commune dweller is sprawled in the dirt, having fallen from a high rope bridge.

It’s written off as an accident, but Ash suspects something more sinister.As he looks into Pete’s death, Ash is shocked to find the supposedly peaceful community houses a rogue faction preparing to commit an unspeakable act of violence.Ash has to make a choice: run, or put his skills to use and try to stop them.

But he doesn’t know who to trust, or where the faction is planning to strike.As he struggles to put a stop to the violence, while keeping his own demons at bay, Ash finds that it’s only a matter of time before one or the other puts him down for good.Read more Review Named one of the best Mysteries of the Year by the Boston Globe