Tim O’Mara crea fascinante ficción criminal, inspirándose en gran medida en su experiencia como profesor en la ciudad de Nueva York. Su estilo narrativo se caracteriza por un crudo realismo y una aguda observación de las complejidades de la naturaleza humana. A través de sus personajes, O'Mara explora temas como la justicia, la moralidad y el impacto persistente del pasado en el presente. Sus obras ofrecen tramas de suspense con matices que invitan a la reflexión.
Maurice 'MoJo' Joseph's body is found with an arrow sticking out of its back atop Raymond Donne's school. Mojo had seemingly turned his life around and was soon to be a father, but a bag of heroine on his person and he'd been conducting work behind his employer's back. Was he really clean, or was there more to his actions?
Raymond Donne's life takes a dramatic turn after a career-ending accident forces him to leave his job as a police officer in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Transitioning to a schoolteacher in the same community, he struggles to redefine his identity and move past his former life in law enforcement. The story explores themes of resilience and adaptation as he navigates his new role while dealing with the expectations placed upon him as the nephew of a prominent detective.