CAROL O'CONNELL
| Mallory's Oracle | |
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Escaping from the streets of New York when a kind police sergeant takes her in, Kathleen Mallory grows up to become a proud member of the NYPD and embarks on a dangerous case to find her father's murderer. |
| The Man Who
Cast Two Shadows (U.K. title: The Man Who Lied to Women) | |
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Brilliant computer hacker and NYPD sergeant Kathleen Mallory is forced to test the limits of her intelligence when she confronts a deadly killer who strikes close to home in more ways than one. |
| Killing Critics | |
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Carol O'Connell brings back her
troubled, beautiful and sophisticated NYPD sergeant, Kathleen Mallory, to
solve a series of shockingly gruesome murders that have rocked the art
world . . . a highly original protagonist . . . O'Connell's acid humor is
also great fun. (Chicago Tribune). |
| Stone Angel | |
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The author of "Mallory's Oracle" brings back NYPD sergeant Kathleen Mallory, a wild-child-turned-policewoman, possessed of a ferocious intelligence and a unique inner compass of right and wrong. Seventeen years after her mother died there, Mallory returns to a small town in Louisiana, determined to find out who killed the innocent woman and why. |
| Judas Child | |
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Forensic psychologist Ali Crayi ties the mysterious disappearance of two young girls to the rape and murder long ago of Susan Kendall, the twin sister of a small-town New York policeman, Rouge. Realizing that the priest who was convicted of Susan Kendall's murder is probably innocent, Rouge has a personal as well as professional reason for joining Ali in tracking down Susan's killer before he completes the ritual murder of at least one of the missing girls. |
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