A review by phaxton
Police at the Station and They Don't Look Friendly by Adrian McKinty

4.0

This is the stellar sixth entry in the Detective Sean Duffy trilogy. The book opens with Duffy being forced into the woods at gunpoint by an IRA Active Service Unit to dig his own grave. Flashback to the beginning of the case where he is called back in from holiday to investigate the crossbow shooting of a drug dealer. Suffice it to say, the investigation isn't simple, doesn't go lead it should, involves some great double crosses, and a solid endorsement of mid-1980s BMWs.

This is an excellent series and I am very excited to hear that there will be three more installments in the trilogy. (So a trilogy squared?) So read these books. Then listen to them, because Gerard Doyle's readings are awesome.