What I Did for Love: A Breath-Taking Psychological Suspense

by Mickey J. Corrigan

Overview

A schoolteacher finds herself in love triangle with a student and his father in this crime thriller by the author of The Ghostwriters.

After her seventeen-year-old student fails to live up to his potential in class, Cathriona O’Hale conducts a parent-teacher meeting with the boy’s widowed father. He is attractive, intelligent, and exceedingly wealthy, everything an unmarried middle-aged woman would normally find appealing. But O’Hale is not your average forty-something. She’s a wild card who has a crush on the man’s teenage son.

As the relationship between O’Hale and the man blossoms, she finds herself juggling father and son while battling the true source of her lust and forbidden love.

So, when the father proposes, O’Hale has a choice to make—love or crime? And when her decision is made, the consequences might just be deadly . . .

Praise for What I Did for Love

“A wild, hilarious send-up of Lolita. This time the sexes are reversed, and the poor boy is no match for What I Did for Love’s deliciously demented protagonist.” —Jade Bos, author of Hookers or Cake

“Deliciously decadent, sometimes shocking, often hilarious, and always entertaining . . . A delightful read.” —Alicia Dean, award-winning author of the Northland Crime Chronicles

“[Corrigan’s] twisted novels always put a satisfied smile on my face.” —Michael Cantwell, author of True Justice

What I Did For Love is a gripping and unique psychological thriller which will appeal to fans of authors like Samantha Hayes, SE Lynes, and Elizabeth Haynes.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781913419141
Publisher:	Open Road Integrated Media, Inc.
Publication date:	10/21/2019
Pages:	230
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 1.00(d)

About the Author

Originally from Boston, Mickey J. Corrigan hides out in the lush ruins of South Florida. She writes pulp fiction, literary crime, and psychological thrillers. Her stories have been called "gritty realism," "oh so compulsive" reads, and "bizarre but believable." Her novellas and novels have been released by publishers in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Poetry chapbooks include The Art of Bars (Finishing Line Press, 2016), Days' End (Main Street Rag Publishing, 2017), and Final Arrangements (Prolific Press, 2019). Her short fiction has appeared in Akashic Books, ELJ Publications, Big Pulp, Flash: The International Short-Short Story Magazine, Deep Water Literary, Shoe Music Press, Red Fez, Bull & Cross, A Million Ways, and elsewhere. Salt Publishing in the UK released her satirical crime novel about a school shooting in 2017. Visit at www.mickeyjcorrigan.comor on Tumblr: http://mickeyjcorrigan.tumblr.com/.