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SOUL MURDER – Andrew Nugent
SOUL MURDER is the third mystery featuring Superintendent Denis Lennon and Sergeant Molly Power of the Irish Police Force. Saint Isidore’s School is a top level boy’s boarding school that attracts students from countries beyond the Irish Republic. Like all … Continue reading
DEATH AT CHRISTY BURKE’S – Anne Emery
A DEATH AT CHRISTY BURKES’S is the sixth book in a series that features two protagonists. Montague “Monty” Collins is a successful, if bored, defense attorney in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Monty would like to defend an upstanding person rather than … Continue reading
CHRISTINE FALLS and THE SILVER SWAN – Benjamin Black/John Banville
“When he walked into the morgue long after midnight and saw Malachy Griffin there he felt a shiver along his spine that was to prove prophetic, a tremor of troubles to come.” Quirke, a pathologist, walks into his domain and … Continue reading