Michael Forsythe gets a phone call from his former lover, Bridget, saying her young daughter has been kidnapped. Michael must help her or be executed. Agreeing to nothing, he is soon on the way to Dublin, dead bodies in his wake.
Written by Anonymous from Alpharetta, GA
on July 20th, 2008
Book Rating: 4/5
This is a great listen but best to order the Forsythe series in order. McKinity has become one of my favorite authors. He is a bit dark but not without humor and mixes his writing style well. He moves fluently from prose, to comedic to political in a way that is very appealing.
A nice wrap up
Written by Laurel Ralston on September 22nd, 2007
Book Rating: 4/5
Michael finds himself in the the thick of things, and once again involved with Bridget. McKinty continues the story in fine style. It was a little bit predictable, but I think that's probably because I've gotten to know Michael so well through the first two books. I can still hear the narrator's voice, which I love and am so glad he continued through the whole trilogy. I'm sad to see the end of Michael's journey, although maybe McKinty will bring him back at some point. A great trilogy, bloody, violent, but with a protagonist with a heart of gold.
