Red Winter by Michael Cormany

Red Winter by Michael Cormany

Chicago, 1983: a mayoral election descends into chaos. Reputable builder Nicholas Cheyney faces a dangerous blackmail plot by a shadowy group with alleged communist ties, threatening to reveal his secret past. He hires private investigator Dan Kruger, hoping for a swift resolution, but Kruger unearths a web of deceit far more complex and treacherous than Cheyney imagined. Kruger navigates the city's corrupt underbelly, facing an impossible decision with devastating consequences for Chicago's political landscape. His investigation forces him into a moral gray zone, challenging his definition of justice. This gripping political thriller will keep you guessing until the very end.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Red Winter seamlessly blends political intrigue with classic detective fiction, offering a captivating portrait of 1980s Chicago. The novel's taut prose and Kruger's compelling moral struggle will hook you from page one. If you crave suspense and complex characters, this book is for you.