The Cana Diversion
A Brock Callahan Mystery
by William Campbell Gault
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Pub Date Sep 18 2012 | Archive Date Mar 13 2013
Open Road Integrated Media | MysteriousPress.com/Open Road
Description
While tangling with radicals, Brock stumbles on a colleague’s corpse
Brock Callahan, ex-private investigator, is still not used to wealth and retirement. In fact he is struggling through a game of golf when the clubhouse calls with the curious news that his wife is in jail, pulled in at an anti-nuclear protest. Callahan hires Joe Puma, private detective and onetime peer, to post bail for the budding radical. A few days later, Puma is dead, and Brock begins to wonder where the student movement’s shadowy roots lie.
The agitators want to stop the proposed Mirage Point reactor, which sits at the intersection of mob money, corrupt utilities, and the violent rage of the radical fringe. And as Callahan knows all too well, California doesn’t run on nuclear energy; the state is powered by the dirtiest fuel there is—old-fashioned, murderous greed.
Winner of the Shamus award, this book was originally published in 1982. William Campbell Gault, the author, is considered one of the last great pulp authors, and possibly the best sports pulp author or all time.
Open Road Media would like to thank you for you interest in this title, and we encourage you ro share your thoughts with the book community. We hope you will take your time to post your review on Goodreads or retailer's sites, such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Brock Callahan, ex-private investigator, is still not used to wealth and retirement. In fact he is struggling through a game of golf when the clubhouse calls with the curious news that his wife is in jail, pulled in at an anti-nuclear protest. Callahan hires Joe Puma, private detective and onetime peer, to post bail for the budding radical. A few days later, Puma is dead, and Brock begins to wonder where the student movement’s shadowy roots lie.
The agitators want to stop the proposed Mirage Point reactor, which sits at the intersection of mob money, corrupt utilities, and the violent rage of the radical fringe. And as Callahan knows all too well, California doesn’t run on nuclear energy; the state is powered by the dirtiest fuel there is—old-fashioned, murderous greed.
Winner of the Shamus award, this book was originally published in 1982. William Campbell Gault, the author, is considered one of the last great pulp authors, and possibly the best sports pulp author or all time.
Open Road Media would like to thank you for you interest in this title, and we encourage you ro share your thoughts with the book community. We hope you will take your time to post your review on Goodreads or retailer's sites, such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Advance Praise
“[Gault] writes with passion, beauty, and with an ineffable sadness
which has previously been found only in Raymond Chandler.” —Dorothy B.
Hughes, author of In a Lonely Place
“A legend in his own time.” —Bill Pronzini, creator of the Nameless Detective series
“[Gault] knows that writing well is the best revenge.” —Ross MacDonald
“A legend in his own time.” —Bill Pronzini, creator of the Nameless Detective series
“[Gault] knows that writing well is the best revenge.” —Ross MacDonald
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781453273371 |
PRICE | $9.99 (USD) |