Murder on the Dodder

<b>TASKS:<br>Get Gun<br>Kill Doyle<br>Save Jack</b><br><br><b>The eagerly awaited sequel to<i> The Lemon Man</i> winner of the Ned Kelly Award for Best International Novel and a <i>Deadly Pleasures Magazine</i> Top 10 Paperback of the Year.</b><br><br>Patrick Callen is a bike-riding hitman with mild OCD trying to save his crumbling relationship with his live-in girlfriend while racing through Dublin to save his kidnapped mentor from execution. The ransom: ticking off a to-do list of murders that will make Patrick a target of the police the mob and his closest friends...and doom his romance...if it doesn't get him killed first.<br><br><b>Praise for <i>Murder on the Dodder</i></b><br><br>Briskly paced unrelenting action. Bruton writes of Dublin's landmarks and alleys with transporting affection. Fans will walk away satisfied. <i>Publishers Weekly</i><br><p>Fast-paced thrilling and incredibly addictive this novel was impossible to put down. I loved Keith Bruton's debut and this follow-up is just as adrenaline-fueled! Awais Khan author of <i>Someone Like Her</i></p><br>This is a Dublin hitman's diary a fast-moving thriller with a high body count. The novel relentlessly charges forward with the author constantly surprising and wrongfooting the reader. <i>Writing.ie</i><p><br><b>Praise for<i> The Lemon Man</i></b><br><br>A fast-paced crime novel that is both hilarious & hardboiled its main character both ruthless and oddly sympathetic. <i>ABC News</i><br><br>Sparkling prose a well-realized setting and appealing characters make this offbeat crime novel a winner. Bruton is definitely an author to watch. <i>Publishers Weekly</i><br><br>Keith Bruton's passion for his hometown of Dublin and for crime fiction shines like a beacon in his glorious debut novel. His quiet domestic set pieces are as rewarding and as exciting in some ways as his riveting action scenes. <i>Mystery Scene Magazine</i>