Author: Caimh McDonnell
Format: 127x223mm
Number of pages: 392
Binding: Hard
Manufacturer: Jota
Year of publication: 2019

The second part of the Dublin Trilogy. A gripping criminal plot colored with sharp humor. Caimh McDonnell just does it! Paul Mulchrone starts a detective agency. He's penniless, partnerless, and partnerless (don't listen, Maggie)—but he's landed his first case! At the behest of a jealous lover, he will follow construction tycoon Hartigan. The very one who stands before the Dublin court for funneling money from clients who, oddly enough, wanted to live. The very one whose companion was found strangely murdered. The very one whose second partner decided to build on the land where Bunny McGarry's hockey team was based years ago. Oddly enough: if you don't have problems with Bunny, you don't have any. Add the disgraced nurse Brigit, who ties lecherous doctors to their beds; police officer Wilson, who really has no stomach for corpses; the messianic preacher Franks, a gang of squatters with a penchant for a certain bank's data, a crowd of looting protesters - and of course Dublin, because nowhere else can you find all this at once. Who can mix it up and retangle it so that the least likely pieces of the puzzle fit together exactly? Only Caimh McDonnell. The heroes of the first part of the Dublin trilogy return in another story that inimitably combines a tough crime story with absurd Irish humor. After The Faceless Man, it seemed that nothing more crazy and fun would ever come. Error: it's here. Warning to detectives: never give beer to a dog! Warning to criminals: never underestimate a dog they give beer to!