Two Simple Murders

About the Book

Two Simple Murders is a story about two killings occurring in a fictional municipality near New York City that have all of the appearances of failed robbery attempts but which are in reality a small part of a much greater conspiracy. The killings are followed by an attempt to assassinate the senior United States Senator of the State of New York. The local police are called upon to identify and apprehend the killer or killers and find themselves at the periphery of an international cartel of crime with unimaginable proportions.

About the Author

Joseph Glavin, is a retired attorney having spent fifty years at the bar including several years as a prosecuting attorney in Newark, New Jersey. The father of seven, he is an avid tennis player and former golfer, having written a book about the latter sport called The Auld Man, a story of the reminisces of an ageing Scottish professional who recounts some of his experiences and knowledge of the grand game. .Mr. Glavin is a prodigious writer and has several more novels in preparation for publication as well as a book of poetry and essays. He and his wife Cathy reside in Northern New Jersey.