Deadly Grief - by Richard T Cahill (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><b>A man in mourning must push through his despair to stop a serial killer once and for all in this complex and chilling psychological thriller.</b> <p/> Connor Phelan had his dream job as a prosecutor. He was on top of the world until the sudden and tragic death of his wife and unborn child brought it crashing down. <p/> He resigns almost immediately after the funeral and returns home, where he opens a small office of his own. <p/> Soon, Connor is back in the thick of things and finds himself as special prosecutor of Bob Clancy, an infamous local man, who is accused of strangling a high school cheerleader. <p/> After reviewing the case, Connor concludes that Clancy did break into the young girl's house, but he is not her killer. Connor believes the actual murderer was a serial killer from twenty years earlier dubbed The Rockfield Strangler. And it doesn't take long for DNA testing to confirm that the Rockfield Strangler is indeed back and has his eyes on his next victim. <p/> But how do you catch a monster who has eluded the police for so long, especially when you are still grieving and trying to rebuild your life? <p/><b>"<i>Deadly Grief</i> is a fast read. It's a page-turner and you will be captivated by the memorable characters in this latest novel by Richard Cahill." --John Ferak, bestselling author of <i>Wrecking Crew: Demolishing the Case Against Steven Avery</i></b></p><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Richard T. Cahill Jr. received his undergraduate degree in History/Political Science from Mount Saint Mary College in 1993 and earned his juris doctorate degree in 1996 from Albany Law School. He is admitted to practice law in the State of New York and previously served as the representative in the House of Delegates for the New York State Bar Association. His professional experience includes clerking for a criminal court judge, serving as both an assistant district attorney and a criminal defense attorney, and practicing civil law. Currently, he represents injured workers and volunteer firefighters. He previously served as a Fire Commissioner in the City of Kingston, New York from 2012 to 2016, and is an active social member of A.H. Wicks Engine & Truck Company, the oldest volunteer fire company in the City of Kingston. For many years, he served as an Attorney Advisor for the Coleman High School Mock Trial Team. He is also a 4th degree member of the Knights of Columbus. He is a first degree brown belt in judo and is currently training for his Shodan or black belt. Cahill wrote Hauptmann's Ladder: A Step-by-Step Analysis of the Lindbergh Kidnapping. The book has been described as "the definitive examination of the Lindbergh case" and was awarded the Gold Medal prize as 2014 Indie Fab True Crime Book of the Year. Cahill's second book, Sidetracked: The Betrayal and Murder of Anna Kithcart, received the 2017 Indie Fab True Crime Book of the Year Honorable Mention Award. Cahill's latest work, The Aftermath: A Connor Phelan Novel, is a crime fiction thriller.
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