Cold Island, Peter Colt
Cold Island, Peter Colt
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Cold Island
A Novel

Author: Peter Colt

Series: Detective Tommy Kelly

Narrator: Chris Ciulla

Unabridged: 7 hr 48 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 09/01/2025


Synopsis

When the remains of a young murder victim on Nantucket Island are discovered after thirty-five years, a detective begins to unearth the dark secrets of a community gone silent.Massachusetts State Police detective Tommy Kelly is called to Nantucket Island, where a boy’s skeletal remains have been discovered at a construction site—interred for thirty-five years. The crime is especially gutting for Tommy, the father of two boys. It’s also the beginning of a grim mystery. Because no child during that period was even reported missing.Tommy is partnered with Nantucket PD’s best detective, Jo Harris, who first chafes at the idea of a mainlander encroaching on her territory. And their work together is only raising more troubling questions. Then a possible link is found to the decades-old case of a serial killer—a vigilantly hidden part of the past that this tight-knit community would prefer to forget and never speak of again.The secrets in their silence are so shocking they soon pull Tommy into a very dark place. Suddenly, offseason on Nantucket has never felt so cold, so isolating, or so dangerous.© 2025 by Peter K. Colt. ℗ 2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

About Peter Colt

Peter Colt is currently a police officer in a small New England city where he has worked since 2007. He spent over twenty years in the Army reserve and was deployed to Kosovo in 2000, where he was attached to the Russian Army. He was deployed to Iraq in 2003 and again in 2008. He was fortunate to get to know many Vietnam vets and US Army Special forces soldiers. He lived on Nantucket Island from 1973 to 1986. He's currently working on the next Andy Roark mystery.


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