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The Truth of Yesterday 4. Killian Kendall Series

   (1 review)
Genres: Mystery, Paranormal,
Sub-genres: Paranormal Mystery, Detective

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When private investigator Killian Kendall takes on two new cases, he expects challenges — but not the kind that cut so close to home. A murder tied to his boyfriend’s past threatens their future, while a friend’s secret life drags Killian into a dangerous game of cat and mouse. As lies unravel and loyalties are tested, Killian learns that in a world built on secrets, the truth of yesterday becomes a lie tomorrow.

The Truth of Yesterday is the fourth book in the Killian Kendall Mystery Series.
Content Warning:
The Truth of Yesterday contains mature themes, including murder, violence, sexual content, drug use, sex work, and depictions of abuse (verbal, physical, and sexual). The story also explores grief, trauma, and homophobia. Reader discretion is advised.
Copyright © 2025 Josh Aterovis; All Rights Reserved.

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Summerabbacat

Summerabbacat 38,105

· Edited by Summerabbacat

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

Another fine instalment in the Killian Kendall series. 

Killian's little quirks come to the fore again, quirks which he is lucky have not resulted in his own death, or at least serious injury. The motivation for his occasional, some may say more frequent than occasional, lapses of sound judgment, is almost always his desire for justice, particularly if there is an underdog amongst the "cast" and they are being mistreated or unfairly treated.

There are the usual school of red herrings that one @Josh Aterovis, the Baltimore bamboozler, encourages to swim in the Maryland maelstrom.

Sit back, speculate and enjoy another trip into the world of Aterovisian wonders. 

Response from the author:

You have such a way with words, Mr. @Summerabbacat! Thank you!

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