Rose Dhu
Mark Murphy
Aug 2026 · Simon and Schuster · Narrated by Michael Ortego
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A riveting suspense thriller, perfect for fans of Greg Iles and John Hart, about the disappearance of a brilliant surgeon and how the search for her killer could tear her southern town apart.
A highly regarded surgeon has gone missing. Will the search for her whereabouts tear a community apart?
Dr. Janie O’Connor’s disappearance from her Savannah estate, Rose Dhu, has shocked the town to its core. Her former fiancé, Phillip Carruthers—once the most eligible bachelor in coastal Georgia and the playboy son of Savannah’s most powerful billionaire family—is the prime suspect.
Phillip maintains his innocence and seems to have an airtight alibi, and the case has local police stumped. But Detective Frank Winger, who has his own personal connection to Janie’s family, is determined to discover what happened...as long as false witnesses, evidence tampering, and ghosts from his past don’t get in the way.
When back-door dealings and long-forgotten enemies reveal themselves, will Frank be able to distinguish fact from fiction to figure out what happened to Janie? Or will her whereabouts stay shrouded in the shadows of Savannah’s live oaks?
A highly regarded surgeon has gone missing. Will the search for her whereabouts tear a community apart?
Dr. Janie O’Connor’s disappearance from her Savannah estate, Rose Dhu, has shocked the town to its core. Her former fiancé, Phillip Carruthers—once the most eligible bachelor in coastal Georgia and the playboy son of Savannah’s most powerful billionaire family—is the prime suspect.
Phillip maintains his innocence and seems to have an airtight alibi, and the case has local police stumped. But Detective Frank Winger, who has his own personal connection to Janie’s family, is determined to discover what happened...as long as false witnesses, evidence tampering, and ghosts from his past don’t get in the way.
When back-door dealings and long-forgotten enemies reveal themselves, will Frank be able to distinguish fact from fiction to figure out what happened to Janie? Or will her whereabouts stay shrouded in the shadows of Savannah’s live oaks?
A riveting suspense thriller, perfect for fans of Greg Iles and John Hart, about the disappearance of a brilliant surgeon and how the search for her killer could tear her southern town apart.
A highly regarded surgeon has gone missing. Will the search for her whereabouts tear a community apart?
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Mark Murphy has been a doctor since 1988.
He has been a writer his entire life.
Raised by a physician father and an English teacher mother, Mark wrestled with the dichotomy between the laboratory and the pen (or computer) for years. His medical career brought him into contact with all sorts of intriguing characters, from faded sitcom stars and serial killers to failed televangelists. After filing more than a few of them away for posterity, he finally began to scratch his creative writing itch once again in 2004, when his short story "The Funeral" was published. A regular gig as a columnist for the Savannah Morning News soon followed. By 2012, he'd published his first novel, a thriller called "The Shadow Man," followed by the YA book "The Curse of the Thrax" in 2014. Mark has continued to write newspaper columns and magazine articles whenever his busy work schedule allows. He's finally gotten around to writing another novel, a twisty thriller called "Rose Dhu," once again set in the sultry, mysterious environs of Savannah, America’s most haunted city.
Mark still lives in Savannah, in the community of Rose Dhu, and is happily married to his high school sweetheart, soulmate and lifelong best friend. They have two grown children.
He has been a writer his entire life.
Raised by a physician father and an English teacher mother, Mark wrestled with the dichotomy between the laboratory and the pen (or computer) for years. His medical career brought him into contact with all sorts of intriguing characters, from faded sitcom stars and serial killers to failed televangelists. After filing more than a few of them away for posterity, he finally began to scratch his creative writing itch once again in 2004, when his short story "The Funeral" was published. A regular gig as a columnist for the Savannah Morning News soon followed. By 2012, he'd published his first novel, a thriller called "The Shadow Man," followed by the YA book "The Curse of the Thrax" in 2014. Mark has continued to write newspaper columns and magazine articles whenever his busy work schedule allows. He's finally gotten around to writing another novel, a twisty thriller called "Rose Dhu," once again set in the sultry, mysterious environs of Savannah, America’s most haunted city.
Mark still lives in Savannah, in the community of Rose Dhu, and is happily married to his high school sweetheart, soulmate and lifelong best friend. They have two grown children.
Mark Murphy has been a doctor since 1988.
He has been a writer his entire life.
Raised by a physician father and an English teacher mother, Mark wrestled with the dichotomy between the laboratory and the pen (or computer) for years. His medical career brought him into contact with all sorts of ...
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