The Blood of Whiskey Run

De: Craig Pennington

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“In Whiskey Run, Pennsylvania,
secrets won’t stay buried.”

Based on Actual Events
In the spirit of Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Valley of Fear, The Blood of Whiskey Run plunges into the heart of a dying coal town gripped by silence, fear, and the long shadow of buried sins.
In 1932, real-life County Detective Thomas Moorhead is sent to investigate a body found in the basement of a burned-out house. But what begins as a local crime soon unravels into something far deeper — a decades-old conspiracy rooted in labor strikes, state-sanctioned violence, and the brutal work of a secret society that once ruled the hills of Pennsylvania.
As Moorhead digs into the past, he awakens ghosts no one wants disturbed — and becomes a target himself. The trail leads from forgotten mines and shuttered boardinghouses to the blood-soaked alleys of Al Capone’s Chicago, where the final answers come at a terrible price.
Spanning decades, The Blood of Whiskey Run is a haunting historical noir tragedy based on actual events — a story of love and betrayal, justice and regret, and the devastating cost of uncovering the truth

"...when it comes to storytelling, Pennington delivers."
James L. Nelson, author of The Norsemen Saga