Book review: Gripping tale of right v wrong

This  nail-biting thriller explores the fine line between justice and revenge and it’s a novel which will be remembered long after you finish it — it’s a triumph
Book review: Gripping tale of right v wrong

Teacher Brian McGilloway is the author of 11 crime novels and his latest lead character is unforgettable. Picture: David Levenson/ Getty

Sat, 24 May, 2025 - 01:00
Tina Neylon

  • The One You Least Suspect 
  • Brian McGilloway 
  • Constable, €15.99

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