A review by balthazarlawson
Police at the Station and They Don't Look Friendly by Adrian McKinty
4.0
The one thing every says about Sean Duffy is that he doesn't give up and that is the case with this novel. But where it leads him he could not have imagined at the beginning of the case involving a dead drug dealer killed with a crossbow. It's also a life threatening case, not only for Duffy but all those around him. Life for Duffy has changed and he is now a father and has a live in girlfriend although life on the domestic front is not all that smooth.
The beginning of this book, the prologue, annoyed me and still does. It's more a case of reading a sample chapter of a book to see if you want to read the whole thing. It wasn't needed where it was place and was distracting.
That said, the book eventually turned into a page turner of a read. There was lots of action and gunfire all set against the turbulent times of 1988. I hope there are more books in the series. Well worth reading.
The beginning of this book, the prologue, annoyed me and still does. It's more a case of reading a sample chapter of a book to see if you want to read the whole thing. It wasn't needed where it was place and was distracting.
That said, the book eventually turned into a page turner of a read. There was lots of action and gunfire all set against the turbulent times of 1988. I hope there are more books in the series. Well worth reading.