Bøger af Dan Flanigan

In the scorching summer of 1988, amidst the frenzy of the Satanic Panic gripping the nation, private detective O'Keefe finds himself thrust into a trial like no other. As he strives to establish his fledgling agency, the last thing he anticipates is being drawn into a harrowing legal battle. But when Virginia Montrose, "Miss Ginny" to her students and his daughter Kelly's most beloved teacher, is accused of heinous crimes against her current and former students, O'Keefe faces a moral quandary unlike any before. Despite the risks and the overwhelming stigma, O'Keefe's encounter with the shadowy child protection figures driving the prosecution sparks a fierce determination to seek truth and justice.In this gripping tale of courage and conviction, O'Keefe's resolve is put to the ultimate test as he confronts the darkest facets of human nature and dares to challenge the prevailing hysteria. O'Keefe must summon every ounce of his strength to uncover the shocking truth while struggling to reverse the relentless tide of injustice.No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

In Dewdrops, author Dan Flanigan explores the facets of human behavior and the will to persevere within three separate stories. In the first story, On the Last Frontier, Katie is an older woman living in Juneau, Alaska. Having recently lost her waitressing job, Katie must come to grips with the life choices that brought her to this point and decide the best way forward. In the long short story, Dewdrops, readers are introduced to an array of characters undergoing group therapy, most notably Ray, the group's therapist, and Angel, a beautiful and talented rock star suffering with addiction. The focus is primarily on Ray's mental and emotional unraveling and relapse, culminating in a sexual relationship with Angel and subsequently, the fallout for them both. Meanwhile, the rest of the group, despite their struggles, finds a path toward redemption by embracing the humble reality of a life lived with limits. In the final story, Some Cold War Blues, 11-year-old Jack is living with his abusive and alcoholic mother and stepfather. As a playful Saturday morning snowball fight turns violent, Jack finds himself solely fending off bullies. Ultimately, Jack must retreat to his own back porch and seek refuge within his own domestic torment from an even more brutal confrontation outside. In each tale, Flanigan hopes to highlight his characters' struggle for survival. He says, "Each of these characters is floating within a sea of troubles from deep wounds, either self-inflicted from lack of good judgment or from external sources." Dewdrops is available for purchase online at Amazon.