Dublin Murder Squad Broken Harbor, (Paperback)

from bookworm12

The best way I can describe Tana French's novels is that they get under your skin. The worlds she creates seem to give me tunnel vision, the farther I get into the book the more I'm wrapped up in the detectives' lives and their struggle to find the answers to their case. This is the fourth books ...

from readerspeak

Set up similarly to her previous books, Broken Harbor features a police detective solving a murder mystery in a locale with which he has personal (and damaging) memories. The pacing of this book is spot-on; however, French relies on dialogue SO heavily in this one to move the story forward and ex...

from nbmars

Note: JAB and I both read this book. We agree for the most part about it, but had a few minor differences. For me, even though I didn't like the characters in this book as much as I have liked them in French's other books, and even though I thought some tighter editing would have helped, it was s...

from yukon92

Good writing, as always. However, I am getting very frustrated with the abrupt endings of all the books in this series. I really like "closures". I know this is a deliberate writing style by the author, but it just is annoying.

from ElisabethZguta

Very good story and easy to listen to, with a great narrator. There were memorable characters and atmosphere abound. The plot was original with twists along the way. The hero's struggles were relevant and unexpected. Of all Tana French books that I've read or listened to so far (and watched for a...