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Karl Clancy will launch his novel this Saturday
Bless Me Father, a novel by Clonmel author, Karl Clancy, will debut this Saturday, February 1, in the County Museum, Clonmel at 2.15pm.
It's Karls first novel and €1 from the sale of every paperback ever sold will be donated to suicide support group C-Saw.
The book is currently available on Amazon as an ebook and paperback.
Set in Dublin in the 1980s, Detective Inspector Eamon Kearns is having a turbulent time. He has to investigate two deaths, one suspicious and the other a definite murder.
It’s only as he investigates both which seem unrelated that he discovers the link between them is a secret from his past he can't afford to have discovered.
Does he catch the killer and risk everything or let the killer go free to kill again.
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