Too Many Steps by Bill Gormley

TOO MANY STEPS

by Bill Gormley

October 26 – December 4, 2026 Virtual Book Tour

Synopsis:

Too Many Steps by Bill Gormley

A Radic & Mulroy Mystery

 

When an eccentric British developer proposes to replace Pittsburgh’s historic South Side Slopes steps with an open-air escalator, citizen activists organize a strong political protest. A bitter public relations battle erupts in television ads, featuring Ella, a robot who will be part of the construction crew. Days later, the leading opponent of the escalator is shot to death while jogging the steps. An eyewitness claims that the killer was a robot. Detectives Branko Radic and Kathleen Mulroy must separate fact from fiction without a key witness – Ella has gone missing. With help from a geeky robotics student, a psychiatrist, and a government spy, they try to track down the killer and solve the case. But some Russian thugs have other plans.

Praise for Too Many Steps:

Too Many Steps starts out as a fun procedural set in working-class Pittsburgh, and then makes a delightful left turn into the world of killer robots, Russian terrorists, and greedy oligarchs. All the main characters are well drawn and easy to root for, but Ella, the dancing robot who may or may not have murdered two people, steals the show.”
~ Matt Witten, bestselling author of 51%

Book Details:

Genre: Police Procedural
Published by: Level Best Books
Publication Date: October 6, 2026
Number of Pages: 293 pbk
ISBN: 979-8898202910 pbk
Series: A Radic & Mulroy Mystery, Book 3 || Each is a stand-alone
Book Links: Amazon | Kindle | Barnes & Noble | BookShop.org | Goodreads | BookBub

 

Author Bio:

Bill Gormley

Bill Gormley is University Professor of Public Policy Emeritus at Georgetown University, where he taught for 33 years. He is the author of two murder mysteries featuring Radic and Mulroy — Too Many Bridges and The Silent Trumpet. His monthly podcast, Profs on Cops, features conversations with prominent criminologists and social scientists about police practices and crime.

Catch Up With Bill Gormley:

www.BillGormley.com
Amazon Author Profile
Goodreads
BookBub – @gormleyw
Facebook

 

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Book Formats: ePub, Print
Hosting Options: Review, Interview, Guest Post, Showcase
Giveaway: There will be a tour-wide PICT Giveaway
More: According to the author Too Many Steps is considered to be PG-level content or less. Readers may still encounter potentially sensitive material. If you have specific trigger or content concerns, please contact Partners in Crime Tours directly for more detailed information.

 

 

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