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review 2013-10-21 14:20
Book Review: Gene Kerrigan The Rage * * * *
The Rage - Gene Kerrigan

The Rage is a standalone novel by author Gene Kerrigan.  Vincent Naylor has recently been released from prison but is almost immediately planning his next job- the one big score that means he can retire from a life of crime.  Meanwhile Detective Bob Tidey is about to take the stand and commit perjury in order to support his embattled Garda colleagues.  When a body is found and linked to a cold case Bob Tidey is assigned to the task force set up to investigate.

The book is set in Ireland against the backdrop of their economic crisis.  This is reflected in a gritty hard realism that the author reflects well in his writing.  Tone is an interesting thing in a novel.  

Read the full review here

Source: 1crimescene.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/book-review-gene-kerrigan-rage.html
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review 2013-06-08 00:00
The Europa World Noir Reader - Michael Reynolds Written in part as publicity for Europa Edition's launch of the World Noir imprint, this reader collects essays, interviews, and excerpts from relevant noir works and authors. I found it interesting in terms of the history of international crime fiction and now appreciate what Jean-Claude Izzo has done for European crime fiction (though I have yet to read anything by him). A great resource to expand the to-read list.
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