Dublin Murder Squad: The Trespasser (Paperback)(Large Print)

from techeditor

No one writes a story like Tana French. Her style is original, not like any I've read elsewhere. And her dialog: it's so good I feel like I'm there-in Ireland-and she even has me feeling at home with all the Irish slang. She also doesn't waste space or my time with paragraph upon paragraph descri...

from tottman

Tana French's Dublin Murder Squad is a consistently well-written and entertaining psychological suspense series. The latest entry, The Trespasser, is another winner. While not my personal favorite in the series, it is nevertheless a terrific read with French's trademark plot twists and deep delvi...

from Beamis12

Back to the Dublin murder squad and a second showing of Detective Antoinette Martin. It seems, however, that I somehow or another neglected to read The Secret Place, so for me this was my introduction to this character. Convinced the entire murder squad is out to do her in, force her out, she has...

from gpangel

The Trespasser by Tana French is a 2016 Viking publication. Sophisticated, breathlessly paced, and absolutely riveting! Antoinette Conway and her partner Steve Moran are tossed a case involving a young woman named Aislinn, whose body was found after a punch to the face caused her to fall and hit ...

from Twink

Tana French's books have won books the Edgar, Anthony, Macavity, and Barry awards, the Los Angeles Times Award for Best Mystery/Thriller, and the Irish Book Award for Crime Fiction. But I only discovered her when I read her previous book, The Secret Place. It was a fantastic read and French is no...