Tim O’Mara crafts compelling crime fiction, drawing heavily on his experience as a New York City teacher. His narrative style is characterized by gritty realism and a sharp eye for the complexities of human nature. Through his characters, O'Mara explores themes of justice, morality, and the lingering impact of the past on the present. His works offer suspenseful plots with thought-provoking undertones.
Maurice 'MoJo' Joseph's body is found with an arrow sticking out of its back atop Raymond Donne's school. Mojo had seemingly turned his life around and was soon to be a father, but a bag of heroine on his person and he'd been conducting work behind his employer's back. Was he really clean, or was there more to his actions?