An absorbing, beautifully written tale.
--The Times A sophisticated crime story of contemporary Ireland, The Midnight Choir teems with moral dilemmas and Dublin emerges as a city of ambiguity: a newly-scrubbed face hiding a criminal culture of terrible variety.
Small-time criminals have become millionaire businessmen, the poor are still struggling to survive, and the police face a world where the old rules no longer apply.
Believe me, you want The Midnight Choir with you on holiday, says The Sunday Business Post.
This is the kind of book you pass on to someone you like, and say 'read this.
'About the Author: Gene Kerrigan is a Dublin writer.
He has been a journalist for over thirty years, Journalist of the Year in 1985 and 1990, and is the author of Another Country, This Great Little Nation (with Pat Brennan), Never Make a Promise You Can't Break: How to Succeed in Irish Politics, and the novel, Little Criminals.
| Ambiguity | A newlyscrubbed face hiding a criminal culture of terrible variety |
|---|---|
| Author | Gene |
| Break | How to |
