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chesterburnett 's review for:
The Ghosts of Belfast
by Stuart Neville
Gerry Fegan was a hard man for the IRA during "the troubles". Now, with a shaky peace in place, Fegan drinks himself blind each night to avoid being tormented by the ghosts of those he killed. He's got a plan to try to banish the ghosts, but it involves putting his old skills back to work. I thoroughly enjoyed this horror/thriller/noir tale and will seek out Mr. Neville's other titles.