Angels in the Moonlight (Dublin Trilogy publication order, #3; Dublin Trilogy chronological order, #1)

by Caimh McDonnell

His left eye was lazy which gave people the impression he was slightly unhinged. That impression was frequently backed up by his behaviour.

He’d be his generation’s John Wayne if he wasn’t so afflicted with that debilitating Cork accent.”

Bunny’s mouth felt like someone had thrown up in it. He hoped it was him.

“What a shower of limp-dicked dog-botherers.”

Bunny bit his lip and swallowed enough expletives to give him indigestion.

What followed was a vivid and impactful demonstration of why muscle was no match for God-given natural malevolence.

“Clearer than a nudist’s sexual preference.”