Three chilling cases. One relentless detective.

Step into the shadows of Belfast with the first three novels in the gripping DCI Jim Sheehan series — dark, atmospheric British detective mysteries where no one is safe and every clue could be the last.

Angel of Death: Book 1
Prominent figures are being murdered, their bodies left naked and grotesquely posed. The only clues: odd theatrical props and cryptic codes hidden at each scene. How are the victims linked — and what ties the killings to the Bible and a medieval painting of The Last Judgement?

Die This Hour: Book 2
The killer always strikes at 11:05 on Tuesday nights. When the next victim is identified and placed under guard, Sheehan believes they’re ahead of the game — until the murderer not only succeeds but kidnaps one of Sheehan’s own team.

Killer of Souls: Book 3
Sheehan has faced psychopaths before — but never a malevolent Satanist backed by a coven and a powerful demon. With Lughnasa approaching and a young woman marked for sacrifice, Sheehan must stop a ritual steeped in blood.

Murder. Ritual. Revenge. Justice will cost everything.

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★★★★★ "O'Hare is a master of the genre."
★★★★★ "An absorbing and thought-provoking read."
★★★★★ "A great crime thriller and an enthralling read."
★★★★★ "A well-written and unusually profound example of the genre."
★★★★★ "The end took me completely by surprise. I’m willing to bet there are few out there who will guess this one."

★★★★★ "Chief Inspector, Jim Sheehan, is drawn so deftly and with such genuineness, you can feel him breathing." -- Eugene Fournier, novelist and screenwriter, film and TV)

★★★★★ "O’Hare leans toward the human side of his characters, imbuing them with a real-world presence that is in turn witty and passionate."-- Roy.T James, for Readers’ Favourite

★★★★★ "Everything is drawn with an acerbic pen - whether it's the city, its institutions, or the gaggle of fascinating characters that populate the novel - all are at once engaging and, at the same time, flawed….but everything is authentic and thoroughly Irish."

★★★★★ "The first thing I thought after reading this book is: why isn't Brian O'Hare better known in the crime writing world? This man is extremely talented, and his book a wonderful whodunnit that left me guessing until the end."