Broken Bloody Cross
A wave of terror sweeps through a New England city like a tsunami. Policemen are being killed at a frightening pace. Undaunted, the grim hunter continues to stalk the men in blue. Captain Mackelroy of homicide, along with Lieutenant Frank Tanner, doggedly follow lead after worthless lead, only to run up against one dead end after another. Even the F.B.I. is of little help. Yet, even amid frightening carnage, Mac discovers the exquisite glory of passion and love with the recently widowed Anne Tindale.
From the headquarters of the local Mafia boss to a strip club in Boston to long-deserted warehouses in Worcester, the stage is set for a classic showdown between the power of law and the insidious, destructive force of ultimate evil. Will the city be ruled by law or insanity? That is the chilling question that only Mac and Frank can answer at great risk to their very existence.
Why read this book?
A Gripping, Heart-Pounding Thriller
“Broken Bloody Cross” is not just a mystery—it’s a relentless, edge-of-your-seat thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end. With its fast-paced narrative and shocking twists, this book is perfect for fans of crime fiction, suspense, and psychological thrillers.
A Deep Dive into the Human Psyche
This book goes beyond the surface of a typical murder mystery. It delves into the psychology of both the hero and the villain, exploring themes of morality, ideology, and the darkness that can lurk within us all. Captain Mackelroy’s journey is as much about self-discovery as it is about solving the case.
A Tale of Love Amidst Chaos
Even in the midst of terror and carnage, “Broken Bloody Cross” weaves a poignant love story between Captain Mackelroy and the recently widowed Anne Tindale. Their relationship adds emotional depth and complexity to the narrative, making it a story that resonates on multiple levels.
A Chilling Exploration of Ideological Fanaticism
The villain, Herbert Koehler, is not just a killer—he’s a disciple of hatred, driven by a warped ideology rooted in the horrors of Nazi Germany. This book forces readers to confront uncomfortable truths about the power of fanaticism and the dangers of unchecked extremism.