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Progeny of a Killer 
J.M Shorney

  • Publication date: May 27, 2014
  • Publisher: Consilience Media
  • Length Paperback: 232
  • ASIN: B00MWSWPQA
  • ISBN-10: 1910223050
  • ISBN- 13: 978-1910223055


Book Description:

Sometimes the past throws up more than you can handle... When Aidan McRaney is sent into infiltrate the lair of a man obsessed with seeking revenge on the British for the murder of his IRA father, he is forced to confront a past he never knew existed. A fast-paced, tense thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat.

Book Review:
Progeny of a Killer
Author: J.M Shorney 
Review By: Brittany Perez (Oh My Bookness)
@ohmybookness
February 28, 2017


Progeny Of a Killer by J.M. Shorney is book three of The Aidan McRaney Trilogy J.M. Shorney  takes the reader through a journey of The Troubled times in Irish history and incorporates it into a intricate and intriguing, suspenseful, dark, take on a psychological semi thriller.Aidan McRaney, one of the protagonist is a 1-con who is trying to do the right thing even when it seems impossible. He is sent to infiltrate the lair of Corrigan who is looking for revenge for his murdered IRA father.  Corrigan and McRaney paths cross in more ways than he can understand. More complicated along the way.

 In Progeny Of a Killer by J. M. Shorney, the characters are haunted by their irish past and the past have a nasty habit of returning. The details of the story are meticulous and is fast paced. The author has away of building up the tension and the suspense.  The author is quite detailed in graphics and it keeps you hooked with the visionary detail. With so much going it maybe easy to over look the subtle things going. The transitions are not perfect, from past to present, but overall you cant deny the writers technique to draw a reader in.




About The Author JM Shorney:


I live in Thatcham in Berkshire, and work part time in a local care home. I spend the rest of my day writing, and have published five books online. The inspiration for my novels comes largely from the movies I watch, and from writers such as Jack Higgins and Gerald Seymour. I love all things Irish. I listen to old country and Irish country music while I write. Also old Methodist hymns. The music is conducive to scene setting, in which I often lose myself.


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Jean's website: jmshorney.wordpress.com

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