PI Jack Taylor is called to investigate a student murder--connected to an elusive Mr. K whom he remembers meeting at an airport. After several more murders and too many coincidental encounters, Jack believes he may have met his nemesis.
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Publisher:
Oxford : ISIS, 2011
Edition:
Large print ed
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272 p. (large print) ; 24 cm
ISBN:
9780753188798
0753188791
9780753188781
0753188783
0753188791
9780753188781
0753188783
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LP Brue
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Add a CommentA kindred spirit. Alcoholics often turn to God though we have never seen him because most of us have seen the other guy. A great read.
Unfortunately, it was a senseless fiction about a few murders and the encounters between an Irish PI Jack Taylorand the devil. Whatever suspense or thrill the author tried to convey became moot with all is possible when the author stuck the all powerful "Satan" into the book.
A disappointing Bruen effort.
It reads a bit like Kinky Friedman. A fast read for sure, but... I'm not sure about this devil chasing. My first Taylor book, so I'll give it another chance. I liked Bruen's "The White Trilogy" way better. Brant was more, what's the word... caustic.