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1980s Denver Mystery: Body Found in School Freezer
17 Jul
Summary
- A new mystery novel is set in 1980s Denver at a parochial school.
- A body is discovered in the school's walk-in freezer, shocking the community.
- Childhood memories and local Denver landmarks heavily inspire the story.
A gripping mystery set in 1980s Denver is set to captivate readers with its blend of nostalgia and suspense. The Midnight Game, by author Matthew Sullivan, transports readers to St. Bonaventure, a parochial school where community members gather for bingo.
The discovery of a body in the school's walk-in freezer sends shockwaves through the parish. As Detective Harry Moberg delves into the investigation, he unearths a sinister plot, with the possibility that his own childhood secrets may hold the key to solving the crime.
Sullivan, who has previously set books in his native Denver, imbues the novel with deep personal significance. Inspired by his own childhood experiences of cleaning the school after bingo games and exploring its halls at night, the story aims to immortalize the magic and fear of those formative years.
The narrative pays homage to familiar Denver landmarks like Colfax Avenue and Casa Bonita, enriching the immersive 1980s atmosphere. More than just a thrilling mystery, The Midnight Game invites readers to connect with a cast of quirky characters as they work towards uncovering the truth behind the crime.
