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title: "Angels in the Moonlight (The Dublin Trilogy Book 3) Kindle Edition"
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# Angels in the Moonlight (The Dublin Trilogy Book 3) Kindle Edition

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    My favorite from an excellent series!
  

*by C***  on Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2023*

If you look at his other books you are about to see that I'm about to place eight reviews in a row copied and pasted, with maybe a few tweaks per book, because I've read through eight of these in the span of six weeks!  I don't remember if I ever reviewed a book before (much less a series), but I am enjoying Caimh McDonnell's writings so much that I feel the need to just add some 5-star reviews on each of the books I've read.  I've even started buying signed copies of many of his books from his website after having read all of these on Kindle.  So I haven't read much recently, and I don't even remember how I came across this first book to even start, but once I did I just wanted to keep going non-stop!  I have really enjoyed each book immensely.  I just love the characters and the humor throughout the whole series.  I'm one of those people that usually fall asleep while reading, but not with these.  I can (and have) read these books for hours on end.  I can't recommend these enough for anyone.  Just really that enjoyable.  This is the third book of the series as it was written, but since it's one of many prequels, it is the first book chronologically.  This one is my favorite of the eight books I have read so far.  They are all great and I'm giving the whole series that I read so far a five-star review, but to me this one just stands out.  I guess I want to say it is more poignant than the others as it dives deeper into the main character on an emotional level while still maintaining the author's trademark humor throughout a fairly dark crime thriller.  This is one I will definitely go back to read again once I have finished the three main series with these characters.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    A fire can destroy or harden, in some cases it will do both
  

*by B***S on Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2018*

Book three of the four part Dublin Trilogy is actually an insert acting as a prequel going back 18 years to a formative period in several of the Trilogy's major characters' lives.  Front and center is Bunny McGarry who came across as a hardened sleeze ball in A Man With One of Those Faces, the opening entry in the Dublin Trilogy. Profane, obese, unwashed, and a violent rogue cop, he was no one a normal person would seem to want to have in their lives. Going into more depth, entry two, The Day That Never Comes softened his image considerably with tales of the many people Bunny has aided in his speckled career. Angels in the Moonlight continues that bent by introducing us to a younger and far more innocent McGarry.  Along the way in his trial by fire he/we will meet bent cops, a kid he saved in a fire years ago now making his play to be Dublin's drug kingpin, a runaway jazz singer who captures his heart, rogue nuns with an agenda as well as a  killer for hire FBI agent and a cop friend who will test his loyalty to the limits. If he survives he will not come out untouched by the flame. My only caveat was the video game/Hollywood action hero antics near the end that snapped the believability of the story up to that point. Superior world building, fetching characters, fast moving plot line and a few surprisingly tender moments highlight this entry into my greater European crime drama series of choice.Note: to complete the back story to the Dublin saga I recommend the free download of How To Send A Message at Caimh McDonnell's website:  whitehairedirishman.com  Amazon does not allow outside links so you will have to type it in by hand. A collection of various short stories, the back story on the rogue nuns caught my fancy as did several of the other shorts included. Freebies tend to be garbage where this writing was the equal to his longer work.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Caimh McDonnell does it again!
  

*by P***Y on Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2017*

My first exposure to author Caimh McDonnell was his novel A Man With One of Those Faces, book one in the Dublin Trilogy. I was in the mood for a good crime novel, so I checked the reviews and it looked worth a go--and it was! I have now read everything by McDonnell that I've been able to get my hands on and am ready for more.Angels in the Moonlight, a prequel to the Dublin Trilogy, is a revealing introduction to the younger Bunny McGarry. The novel provides important background and character development of Bunny as well as more of the adventures and misadventures of this complicated, colorful Garda detective who is always in the thick of the action and on the verge of disaster.McDonnell’s writing is a joy to read. His main characters are tremendously engaging: flawed but decidedly human, well-developed, and memorable; and his minor characters are effectively drawn as well. His plots are wickedly clever, and the humor, while delightful, never steps on the serious elements of the story. The writing is consistently strong and gripping, revealing McDonnell’s gift for storytelling and word mastery as well as enthusiastic entertaining. It is clear that he enjoys writing his stories as much as the reader does reading them. I particularly liked his use of Irish terms and slang (which, being American, I sometimes had to look up). It never interfered with the flow of the story; in fact, every time, the word or phrase in question not only fit perfectly, it also effectively contributed to the flow and flavor of the writing. I am now eagerly waiting to discover where McDonnell will take Bunny McGarry and his readers next. Five stars!

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