The eighth novel in the award-winning Jack Taylor series by Ireland's most acclaimed crime-writer.
Ken Bruen was born in Galway, Ireland. After turning down a place at RADA, and completing a doctorate in Metaphysics, he spent 25 years as an English teacher in Africa, Japan, South East Asia and South America. An unscheduled stint in a Brazilian prison where he suffered physical and mental abuse spurred him to write and, after a brief spell teaching in London, he returned to Galway, where he now lives with his daughter.
Jack Taylor has become one of today's most interesting shamuses
*The Times*
Brilliant... Bruen's Galway is certainly not Bord Failte-approved,
but once again he has delivered a disturbing story that casts a
very cold eye on the state of our nation
*Irish Independent*
A fast-paced tale of black arts and white lies
*RTE Guide*
Unfailingly electric
*The Herald*
The perfect antidote to any dreary days on your holiday, The Devil
will spice things up in no time
*Galway Now*
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