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Adrian McKinty's Books
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Hidden RiverAfter Alexander Lawson -- a rising star on Northern Ireland's police force at twenty-four -- is assigned to the corruption-ridden drug squad, he...Read More -
Dead I Well May BeThis Irish bad-boy thriller -- set in the hardest streets of New York City -- brims with violence, greed, and sexual betrayal. "I didn't want to go...Read More
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The Bloomsday DeadIn this intensely riveting, action-packed novel, "virtuoso mayhem machine" (Booklist) Michael Forsythe returns to his native Ireland -- where a...Read More
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The Dead YardIn this riveting sequel to Adrian McKinty's acclaimed debut, Dead I Well May Be, mercenary bad boy Michael Forsythe is back -- the hero "other writers...Read More
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Commander Bond, April 12, 2012
...successful and proven thriller writer, but nowhere near a household name (as Gardner was). I reckon Dan Fesperman, Adrian McKinty, John Creed, GM Ford, Simon Kernick, Adrian Matthews, Joel Ross and Kate Mosse all have the greatest chance of doing this:...
Booktrade - Book2Book, April 12, 2012
...Film/TV rights to Northern Irish noir writer Adrian McKinty's early-1980s, Belfast-set Sean Duffy Thriller trilogy have been optioned by Great Meadow Productions (Messiah, BBC1; Eureka Street, BBC2; Room at the Top, BBC4; Margaret, BBC4; Long Walk to...
Irish Independent, April 2, 2012
...also how they were driven there. The Cold, Cold Ground is the twelfth novel by migrant Irish writer Adrian McKinty, and it uses that chapter of the Troubles as a backdrop, quickening an otherwise genre work into something that sizzles with ambient dread....
Melbourne Age, February 10, 2012
...an Australian anthology, Hard Labour, ready for launch at the same time but that collection, including material by Adrian McKinty, Leigh Redhead, Garry Disher (a republication of the first Wyatt story), Angela Savage and Nette, has been delayed. Ashley...
WA Today, February 4, 2012
...new novel - the first of a planned trilogy - in Northern Ireland in the spring of 1981, Adrian McKinty is making a bold statement: there's no point choosing such a hyper-dramatic place and time if they're not going to be used to power the story like...
Brisbane Times, February 3, 2012
...new novel - the first of a planned trilogy - in Northern Ireland in the spring of 1981, Adrian McKinty is making a bold statement: there's no point choosing such a hyper-dramatic place and time if they're not going to be used to power the story like...
Carrickfergus Today, January 31, 2012
...on the success of recent years with the publication of the first in a new crime thriller trilogy. Adrian McKinty’s ‘The Cold Cold Ground’ is set against a backdrop of hunger strikes and power cuts in the Northern Ireland of spring 1981. It follows...
Melbourne Age, February 10, 2012
...an Australian anthology, Hard Labour, ready for launch at the same time but that collection, including material by Adrian McKinty, Leigh Redhead, Garry Disher (a republication of the first Wyatt story), Angela Savage and Nette, has been delayed. Ashley...
WA Today, February 4, 2012
...new novel - the first of a planned trilogy - in Northern Ireland in the spring of 1981, Adrian McKinty is making a bold statement: there's no point choosing such a hyper-dramatic place and time if they're not going to be used to power the story like...
Brisbane Times, February 3, 2012
...new novel - the first of a planned trilogy - in Northern Ireland in the spring of 1981, Adrian McKinty is making a bold statement: there's no point choosing such a hyper-dramatic place and time if they're not going to be used to power the story like...
Sydney Morning Herald, February 3, 2012
...new novel - the first of a planned trilogy - in Northern Ireland in the spring of 1981, Adrian McKinty is making a bold statement: there's no point choosing such a hyper-dramatic place and time if they're not going to be used to power the story like...
Irish Times, February 3, 2012
...to form from the old master that deserves to be measured against his finest work. The Carrickfergus writer Adrian McKinty plunges into the dark heart of Northern Ireland's Troubles in The Cold Cold Ground (?12.99, Serpent's Tail), as Det Sgt Sean Duffy...
Melbourne Age, February 3, 2012
...new novel - the first of a planned trilogy - in Northern Ireland in the spring of 1981, Adrian McKinty is making a bold statement: there's no point choosing such a hyper-dramatic place and time if they're not going to be used to power the story like...
Carrickfergus Today, January 31, 2012
...on the success of recent years with the publication of the first in a new crime thriller trilogy. Adrian McKinty’s ‘The Cold Cold Ground’ is set against a backdrop of hunger strikes and power cuts in the Northern Ireland of spring 1981. It follows...
