I always feel conflicted when the protagonist is a bad guy
and I like him anyway. Patrick grew up
hard and became the object of nightmares for some people, and the source of
redemption for others. The story is set
in a very colorful Dublin, Ireland. The
plot is one of chrysalis, you will be surprised by what pops out.Bruton describes some sides of Dublin that I didn’t see when
I visited that city. Patrick’s
relationship with Olivia is touching and certainly seems redeeming. The day-to-day of someone in his kind of
work is daunting. Each and every day
necessitates a moral dilemma.
Simone’s transfer of allegiance was a bit perplexing as it
seemed unrealistic.
Overall this book has complexity in abundance and a solid
plot.
I enjoyed it and I recommend it.
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