Ronan Boyle and the Bridge of Riddles

Ronan Boyle and the Bridge of Riddles

2019 • 304 pages

Ratings2

Average rating4.5

15

★ ★ ★ 1/2
This originally appeared at The Irresponsible Reader.

I didn't tell Captain Fearnly that I was joining the garda as part of a plot to exonerate my parents and find a four-thousand-year-old mummy – and there is no place to enter this type of thing in the online application, so I just kept it to myself.













It was a mysterious garda officer named Pat Finch, whose ghoulish face is so crisscrossed with bright red veins that it looks like a map of hell drawn by a monk in a medieval lunatic asylum. Pat Finch looks like what a heart attack would look like if it could walk around eating fish-and-chips and saying terrible things about Roscommon Football Club's starting lineup.


“There's a leprechaun navy?”

“Yes. Probably the least reliable fighting force in the known world,” replied the captain. “The leprechaun navy is basically a heavily armed musical-theater troupe with two boats.”




The Spellman Files

Beat the Reaper







March 22, 2019