Tim O'Sullivan Books

Bristol detective DS George Cross investigates the suspicious suicide of a young woman.

Set against the backdrop of 1950s Leicester, the narrative explores the experiences of Irish families facing prejudice and cultural challenges. Drawing inspiration from the derogatory remarks they encountered, the book delves into themes of identity, resilience, and community. Tim O'Sullivan's debut captures the struggles and triumphs of these families as they navigate their new lives, revealing the complexities of belonging in a foreign land.

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Bristol detective DS George Cross investigates a murdered politician in the new police procedural from Tim Sullivan.

Bristol detective DS George Cross has mounted an investigation that will uncover jealousy, ambition and a family tearing itself apart... An investigation that could cost him his career.

Bristol detective DS George Cross investigates the suspicious death of a homeless man, and discovers a link to a cold case murder from years before.

A behind-the-scenes look at the most powerful voices on New York’s AM dial, this is the all-encompassing history of WFAN. Created in 1987, WFAN was the nation’s first 24-hour, all sports radio station and this work recounts how, a quarter-century later, it is the highest-rated station in New York and the home to many unforgettable radio personalities past or present, including Don Imus, Chris “Mad Dog” Russo, Mike Francesa, and Boomer Esiason. Seasoned journalist Tim Sullivan provides an account that soaks itself in the history, impact, egos, fans, and all the controversies of WFAN, making it an enthralling read for any sports fan.

Set against the backdrop of 1950s Leicester, the narrative explores the experiences of Irish families facing prejudice and cultural challenges. The title reflects a common taunt directed at these communities, encapsulating the struggles and resilience of immigrants. Tim O'Sullivan's debut delves into themes of identity, belonging, and the complexities of assimilation, offering a poignant glimpse into the lives shaped by both humor and hardship.

Set in the Irish countryside during the 1940s, this collection of stories captures the daily life and seasonal activities of a dairying community in County Cork. Through the eyes of a young boy, it offers vivid insights into rural traditions and experiences, all framed by the stunning backdrop of the surrounding mountains. The narratives, drawn from personal memories, reflect on the passage of time and the enduring nature of these cherished moments.

Michael Ashton's work for Excalibur Securities takes him to some dangerous places. His latest assignment, however, protecting a British company's gold mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo, looks straightforward and routine. Until he discovers that in the Congo gold may not be as valuable as humans, especially young girls who keep disappearing without trace. As the ex-Guards Major and his team dig deeper, it becomes clear that there are dark and evil forces at work that go all the way to the top of industry and politics. This heinous crime cannot be ignored, and they are all in danger as Michael's team race across Africa, Europe and Britain.