PURGATORY
a Jack Tyrrell Novel by Geoff Loftus

“Angst is not the human condition, it's the purgatory between what we have and what we want but can't get,” Miguel Syjuco wrote. Jack Tyrrell, former Green Beret and Deputy U.S. Marshal, righter of wrongs, has grown tired of the fights, chases, and gun battles. He wants to lead a nice, safe existence as a white-collar security consultant. But his latest client is stealing millions and has an army of international mercenaries as accomplices.

While Tyrrell confronts his deadly adversaries, he's also stuck in the emotional wasteland of wanting what he can't have: The love of his life, Kim Gannon, won't even speak to him.

“Loftus' plot is two things at the same time―ruthlessly realistic and gifted with a satisfying element of whimsy and divine tele-transportation that works perfectly in the Tyrrell series' interesting mix of free will intertwined with profound moral responsibility. An interesting world unfolds―one that Loftus develops over several different and exciting Tyrrell tomes.” - Ted West, author of Closing Speed and Reno the Crook

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Jack Tyrrell was a burn out. A former Green Beret and U.S. Marshal, he became a drunken loser who, once upon a time, accepted a bribe and was shot by the people who bribed him. Tyrrell survived the shooting. His wife, Maggie, did not.

Five years after her death, Maggie appeared to him as a ghost and offers him a chance to make things right. She introduces Tyrrell to Harry, who may literally be heaven-sent. Tyrrell, with Harry working as his case manager, sets out to right wrongs.

Action, murder, romance and questions regarding free will and what constitutes moral behavior give the Tyrrell thrillers a spiritual edge. The mix of Charles Dickens, Philip K. Dick and terrific action stories told by a sad, yet funny narrator create entertaining and spiritually engaging reads.

“It’s fascinating to watch Jack Tyrrell’s character develop in the series as he grows into an increasingly 3-dimensional human being struggling to balance his 'calling' — as a 21st Century tech-savvy, government-trained Lone Ranger righting wrongs — with his desire to live a normal life. Add a Dickensian twist and you have a uniquely Geoff Loftus read.”
Theodore George, author of The Deadly Homecoming

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