This was a really fun roller coaster ride in reading form. I love when a book that is part of a series can stand on its own without needing any tedious explanations of the characters past adventures. I have never read any work from William Florence before but it will not be the last. I wanted to read this novel because of its setting in Ireland. The story line was enjoyable and there were plenty of plot twists to keep the reader guessing. Once or twice i did think the end was coming only to be caught in another twist, maybe too many times. I loved the characters and can't wait to read about some their other adventures. Thank you for allowing me to read your book.

Unfortunately, I found the story hard to grasp, there seemed to be no real destination for a riveting conclusion or any twists that had me wanting more. Too much was left unsaid and then in other parts the story was just dragged out to a thin gruel. While I did enjoy meeting the Mafia bodyguards I felt the others players were lacking in substance.

I was intrigued by the description of this book and it was actually better. An international contemporary mystery that takes place in Oregon and Ireland. Two former reporters, turned private detectives are pulled into an Irish revolt by a postcard from Caeli's uncle the Archbishop of Armagh. Caeli and Blake are aided in their search for her Uncle by the Don Fierro. Lots of action and plot twist. Doubt about who to trust and who's on whose side. This is a great story and it kept me guessing right to the end.