Murder, D.C. : A Sully Carter Novel

from Twink

Neely Tucker's debut novel, Ways of the Dead, introduced us to reporter Sully Carter. I really enjoyed Tucker's first book and was looking forward to his just released second novel - Murder, D.C. Sully knows there's more to the story when Billy Ellison, son of one of Washington's most wealthy, in...

from Gary10

Detective novel with Sully Carter. Good beach read. Cut above the usual genre. Tucker has the language of the inner-city and its law enforcement down pat.

from Virginia51

This was an interesting book. I wasn't sure in the beginning if I was going to like it but it really pulled me on. There were so many secrets in this family. Sully Carter is a reporter who sees the dead body of a rich black college age student. No one wants him to find out the truth of what happe...

from Twink

Neely Tucker's debut novel, Ways of the Dead, introduced us to reporter Sully Carter. I really enjoyed Tucker's first book and was looking forward to his just released second novel - Murder, D.C. Sully knows there's more to the story when Billy Ellison, son of one of Washington's most wealthy, in...

from musichick52

The man who investigates the murder of a young, black, gay college student from a wealthy, old society family is not a detective, a police officer, an attorney, or a coroner. It is a former war correspondent newsman who was seriously injured and disabled in Bosnia. Back home, he cannot give it a ...