The Wrong Kind of Blood Audiobook (Unabridged)

" What is with "novels" that are screenplays with a bit of prose appended? It's A rollicking yarn with some half interesting characters, but it's mostly predictable with too many conincidences and conveniences. Saved by some insightful humour and a half interesting plot. "

" Truly written with an Irishman's built in sense of guilt, glee, and more guilt. Depressing yet a good book. "

" I really like the way the author paints a picture of contemporary Ireland throughout his books. This is the second one I've read. I didn't give the book more than three stars because the mystery wasn't that interesting to me. I did like the main character who is a private detective with a penchant for getting in trouble. (Sound familiar?) Good writing and an easy read. "

" Beautifully written, complex and engaging...recommend to anyone who likes mystery, good writing and good stroryline. "

" I loved this. It was the perfect vacation book and it kept me engaged and guessing which is a touch thing to do these days. Now my biggest quandary is whether to start yet another mystery series.. "

" I've read a lot of books by Irish authors and a lot of books set in Ireland, but I think this is the first mystery I've read that takes place there. I will read more by Mr. Hughes. "

" Excellent debut novel by Irish Author, gritty, witty & very good characterisation. Really enjoyed it and this promises to be an excellent series featuring the P.I Ed Loy. "

" Great book, lots of twists and turns. Corruption, deceit, affairs, who's your mama and all that good stuff. This is my second Declan Hughes book and I really enjoy his style of writing Crime Fiction. If you like this type of book, I would recommend. "

" it's thrilling and gets you excited at some point, but eventually you might get bored but don't because the ending is unexpected :) "

" Average mystery set in Dublin; first in a series "

" December - b&n "

" Too grim and convoluted for a beach read. Abandoning. "

" Excellent Chandleresque private eye story. "

" An O.K. Irish mystery. I had a hard time getting into it. Not sure I can really identify with the main character, a PI who returned to his native Ireland from L.A. to attend his mother's funeral. "

" It's set in Ireland. Liked that. It's a thriller/ suspense, liked that!Otherwise it wasn't the best I've read.But good. "

" While not stretching the P.I. genre in anyway it was still a good read. Decent main character. Would pick up another in the series if I came across it. "

" it's thrilling and gets you excited at some point, but eventually you might get bored but don't because the ending is unexpected :) "

" Average mystery set in Dublin; first in a series "

" Excellent debut novel by Irish Author, gritty, witty & very good characterisation. Really enjoyed it and this promises to be an excellent series featuring the P.I Ed Loy. "

" Entirely too dreary and convoluted. To be fair, I actually got this one for Tom to read, and tried to read it myself when I went through everything else in the book bag. But he couldn't finish it, either. "

" Truly written with an Irishman's built in sense of guilt, glee, and more guilt. Depressing yet a good book. "