Islandbridge: A Matt Minogue Mystery

This Minogue Mystery is different than the others, but still a compelling read. It's hurt by the inconclusive ending: something pretty bad happens but the reader is left unsure about just what it was. The story has a secret that is revealed about two-thirds of the way through, and once that secret is out, it is an exciting race to the (disappointingly vague) finish. There is more here about Ireland than about Minogue, but that business is still fascinating reading. There are no promises; but I feel another Minogue story is coming, and I look forward to it.