#BookReview | #FortuneFavoursTheDead by Stephen Spotswood | @playwrightsteve | @Wildfirebks

‘There’s no such thing as an impossible crime….’– Fortune Favours the Dead [ About the Book ] New York, 1946. Lillian Pentecost is the most successful private detective in the city, but her health is failing. She hires an assistant to help with the investigative legwork. Willowjean Parker is a circus runaway. Quick-witted and street-smart,…

#BookReview | #TwoKindsOfBlood by @RyanerWriter | @PoolbegBooks | #Blogtour w/ #RandomThingsTours @annecater

‘He has my mother! Seán Flannery has my mother!’– Two Kinds of Blood [ Book Description ] Garda Bridget ‘Bridge’ Harney’s phone bleeps with a message. A video of Seán Flannery – a violent criminal – at her mother’s nursing home. His hand on her mother’s shoulder. Goaded to the point of madness, Bridge gives…