John Callaghan


Biography

John Callaghan was born and raised in Glasgow.
He left the city but it never left him.

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Books

Clip Their Little Wings    by John Callaghan
Price: $4.99 USD. 107990 words. Published on February 6, 2012. Fiction.

Mired in the world of errant wives and petty personal transgressions, Stevie McCabe is suddenly asked to investigate the affairs of a local Labour MP and the murder of a junkie. Through the peeling tower blocks and smart sandstone tenements of the city, he pursues both cases knowing that the strict limits of coincidence are being bent and and broken by the ways in which the stories intertwine.
Black WInd Blows    by John Callaghan
Price: $4.99 USD. 112580 words. Published on February 5, 2012. Fiction.

A case from Stevie McCabe’s past - engaged by a civil servant and his unlikely Asian-American partner, a simple case of unfair dismissal escalates when the former Soviet secret police become involved. But, nothing is as it seems, which McCabe learns as he uncovers quasi-official conspiracies, false trails leading overseas and the disappearance of huge sums of government money.
Every Stone A Story    by John Callaghan
Price: $4.99 USD. 102230 words. Published on February 2, 2012. Fiction.

It’s a clusterfuck..... a missing woman, an earl, who also happens to be a Catholic bishop, with his young male companion facing the threat of a murder charge. The missing woman was his girlfriend, and also the daughter of a senior police officer, and the copper himself is out of control. And Stevie McCabe is in the middle of it.
My Name Is Never Was    by John Callaghan
Price: $4.99 USD. 110140 words. Published on February 2, 2012. Fiction.

What is your life worth if you’re nobody famous? What would you give to be somebody…anybody? The fourth Stevie McCabe novel from Glasgow Noir Fiction finds the city of Glasgow providing a vivid backdrop for acts of mayhem, corruption and homicidal intent, in a landscape peopled by crooked police, gay brides, dying philosophers, spiritual gurus, teenage thugs and the missing.

John Callaghan’s tag cloud

crime    detective    glasgow    noir    sardonic    sardonic humour