Dublin Murder Squad Faithful Place, (Paperback)

from Laura400

I have enjoyed all three of Tana French's mysteries, but for me this is the best. As always, she's a bit long-winded and repetitious. But, as always, it's worth it. Like the first two, this novel is a mystery story in which solving the mystery is the book's pretext but not really the point. I rea...

from mikedraper

With the publicity of tana French's "Raithful Place," I was anxious to read this book. The premise of a story of a dysfunctional family in Dublin, Ireland, fascinated me. This is a story with an abusive, alcoholic father and a mother who is like a mob boss in her own home. There are antagonistic ...

from msf59

Frank Mackey and Rosie Daly, both in their late teens, plan to escape. Leave Dublin, a bad economy and a deeply oppressive family. They want to get married and start a new life. On the day of their rendezvous, a cold night in December, Rosie never shows up, leaving Frank hurt and terribly confuse...

from DeltaQueen50

Tana French has a great series going with the loosely connected Dublin Murder Squad books. Faithful Place is the third book in this series, and is my favorite so far. Built around a poisonous family and spanning over twenty years, Frank MacKey's story is a powerful one. In 1985 Frank and his girl...

from malwarwick

Novels of crime and suspense generally fall into two categories. There are those written by hacks, strictly to make a buck. From time to time, those books can be diverting, or at least temporarily distracting, but they're rarely anything more than that. Faithful Place by Tana French falls into th...