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The Midnight Choir

By: Gene Kerrigan
Narrated by: John Cormack
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 Dublin. Joshua Boyce watches a jewellers as he plans a job; Dixie Payton desperate for cash attempts a mugging; DI Synott calls on a rape suspect, convinced of his guilt; gangland boss Lar MacKendrick is getting back into shape after brothers Jo-Jo's murder. Criminals and police each have their own code, with both sides resorting to desperate measures as a means to an end.©2007 Gene Kerrigan (P)2007 Oakhill Publishing Ltd Literature & Fiction Suspense
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"This is the type of book you pass on to someone you like, and say 'Read this.'." (The Post)
"He has something of James Joyce's ability in conjuring up a vivid Dublin: but this modern city is very different from the one Leopald Bloom wandered through." (The Independent)

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An original story very well performed

My first experience of Gene Kerrigan and I was impressed. His background as a seasoned journalist makes the Dublin setting and voices authentic with a clear picture of the impact of the boom and the closed world of the police.

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