Marked Off

In the leafy suburb of Booterstown in the height of mid-Summer, the brutal and shocking murder of a local woman is the last thing that anyone expects. What is more unexpected is that this murder will only be the first of many. Inspector Danny ONeill is led on a trail of false clues, lies, and corruption, where the only thing he seems to be able to find are dead ends. As ONeill tries to come to terms with a painful past of buried memories, we realise that this is more than just a hunt for a wanted man, it is a hunt for redemption. In a tale of twists, turns, and sometimes sheer roundabouts, Marked Off tells the tale of a Dublin rendered frighteningly unfamiliar by the antics of a troubled, abused, and evil killer. Praise for Marked Off A well-written page turner with believable charactersI couldnt put it down. Irish Examiner Marked Off is a good read for anyone who likes a fast-paced whodunnitAs a first novel, Marked Off shows a good deal of real promise for Cameron as a crime writer and it keeps the reader engaged until the endAs a barometer of what is to come from Cameron, it augurs well for the future of modern Irish crime fiction. Dublin Gazette "In the leafy suburb of Booterstown in the height of mid-summer, the brutal and shocking murder of a local woman is the last thing that anyone expects. What is more unexpected is that this murder will only be the first of many. Inspector Danny O'Neill is led on a trail of false clues, lies, and corruption, where the only thing he seems to be able to find are dead ends. As O'Neill tries to come to terms with a painful past of buried memories, we realise that this is more than just a hunt for a wanted man: it is a hunt for redemption"--Page 4 of cover.