Mick Kennedy is the star detective on the Dublin Murder Squad. He is known for playing by the books and for being reliable. When the gruesome homicide occurs, Mick is the man for the case.
Patrick Spain and his two young children have been murdered and his wife, Jenny, is the sole survivor. Mick thinks at first the case will be an easy solve but, there are little things that can't be explained away. The neighborhood also hold dark memories for Mick and his family. Will Mick be able to put his old memories aside and solve the case?
I had such high hopes for this novel instead, it was a lackluster and boring novel. The novel was long winded and had too many pointless details. The plot itself was unbelievable and left me with more questions than answers. I wasn't sure why Mick's sister, Dina, was even mentioned in the story. Her character was annoying and grating on the nerves. If you are looking for a thrill, I would look elsewhere.
I had such high hopes for this novel instead, it was a lackluster and boring novel. The novel was long winded and had too many pointless details. The plot itself was unbelievable and left me with more questions than answers. I wasn't sure why Mick's sister, Dina, was even mentioned in the story. Her character was annoying and grating on the nerves. If you are looking for a thrill, I would look elsewhere.
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