John McMahon
Critically-acclaimed author of
"The Good Detective"
"The Evil Men Do"
"A Good Kill"
New Release
A Good Kill (6/15/21)
In the years since the unsolved deaths of his wife and son, Detective P.T. Marsh of Mason Falls, Georgia, has faced demons professional and personal. But when he is called to the scene of an unfolding crime and secures a clean look at an active shooter, the professional and personal become intertwined…and the consequences are shattering.
As Marsh and his partner Remy investigate the shooting, they confront confounding questions—and their search for answers leads them to a conspiracy at the highest levels of local government. The stakes in the case become increasingly high, culminating in a showdown that has Marsh questioning everything he knows…and wondering if some secrets are better left undiscovered.
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William Kent Krueger, Edgar and Anthony- Award-winning author of This Tender Land.
Praise for the forthcoming
"A GOOD KILL"
"Cross my heart, this thriller may be the best one you’ll read all year."
"One of the best new crime fiction writers in the business."
Brian Panowich,
Award-winning-author of Bull Mountain
"An utterly propulsive story in which the stakes couldn’t be higher or the outcome more uncertain."
Karen Dionne,
Best-selling author of
The Marsh King's Daughter
2021 Virtual Tour
Tuesday, June 15th, 6 - 7 p.m. (PST)
Vroman's Bookstore Virtual.
In-Conversation with author Karen Dionne
Wednesday, June 16th, 5 pm PST / 6 pm MST
Poisoned Pen Bookstore Virtual.
In-Conversation with author David Ricciardi
Thursday, June 17th, 5 pm PST / 7 pm MST
Murder By The Book - Virtual.
In-Conversation with author William Kent Krueger
Saturday, June 26th, 12 pm PST
Book Carnival Virtual.
Via Zoom - Link to Come Soon!
About John McMahon
John McMahon is the author of A Good Kill, The Evil Men Do, and The Good Detective, which was a finalist for both the Edgar Award and the Thriller Award for best first novel.
His first two novels were each named “Top Ten Crime Novels” of the year by The New York Times Book Review. He lives in Southern California with his family and two rescue animals.