The Criminal Kind: Ken Bruen
It’s Jack Taylor’s lovably cynical personality, rather than the mystery, that drives the story forward. More
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Ken Bruen
1951 - PresentKen Bruen is an Irish writer of noir and pulp fiction.
"The Local Paper here asked that me books be banned........THE HIGHEST PRAISE for an Irish writer."
— Ken Bruen
Jack Taylor novels:
The Guards (2001)
The Killing of the Tinkers (2002)
The Magdalen Martyrs (2003)
The Dramatist (2004
Priest (2006)
Cross (2007)
Sanctuary (2008)
The Devil (2010)
Headstone (2011)
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