A review by balthazarlawson
I Hear the Sirens in the Street by Adrian McKinty
4.0
This is the second book in the series and is hugely enjoyable. A straight forward murder is never easy to solve when there is the constant threat of attacks from the IRA and any number of other organisations who don't like the Royal Ulster Constabulary or Catholics. When you are both you don't have much of a social life. And when the murder might involve the economical future of Northern Ireland in the form of John DeLorean there are also a group of other interested parties who don't like you either.
But Sean Duffy only wants to do his job and find the murderer of a headless, armless and legless body found in a suitcase.
Set indirectly against some real events this is a good read and highly recommended. The rest of this series is lined up to be read.
But Sean Duffy only wants to do his job and find the murderer of a headless, armless and legless body found in a suitcase.
Set indirectly against some real events this is a good read and highly recommended. The rest of this series is lined up to be read.