The Ghosts of Galway

from Beamis12

Jack Taylor was once a garda, was great friends with a fellow Garda, Ridge, and once had a great deal of pride. No more! Now he is broken down in body and spirit, uses profanity prodigiously, and freely imbibes his beloved Jameson's and pints despite doctors warning his health was greatly as risk...

from AHS-Wolfy

Jack has taken a job as a security guard and his Ukrainian boss with the unlikely name of Alexander Knox-Keaton wants to see him. He wants Jack to find a legendary book for him. The Red Book is a blasphemous text that has been stolen from the Vatican archives by a priest purported to be hiding ou...

from RowingRabbit

After the last book in this series, readers were left wondering if ex-Gardaí Jack Taylor had finally met his match. Jack's always been his own worst enemy & it looked like years of hard living had finally caught up with him. But very little in Jack's life ever turns out as planned which is good n...

from norinrad10

If you don't read Ken Bruen, do yourself a favor and start. He's easily one of my favorites and this book is among his best. With Bruen outlining the plot is almost needless because it's what he writes between the plot that makes the book. Suffice it to say that once again protagonist Jack Taylor...

from bm2ng

I didn't care for the authors' writing style. It was very ADHD. The author jumps from topic to topic and didn't develop the characters in any depth. He unnecessarily name drops a bunch of book, and movie titles and the names of many different types of alcohol that do nothing to enhance the story....