They’d no glass windows to show off the ol dolls then😝
He’s good though
You haven’t picked up enough muldoonish on your trips to Mayo
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Mick Burke was a fella I dealt with in years past,
Decent skin,
Knocknaheeny-
He got done for it,
Big balls but mad as a hatter
Got 12-14 years for it,
Ended up officially as 32 county sovereignty organiser
( he got told to F off in Cork )
Now works or worked as a parachute 
jump instructor somewhere in Offaly,
While inside a provo scumbag ( bud of his)
Ended up screwing and taking the wife away from him.
Such is war
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His recent book on Raymond Lennox and his never ending travails to chase down paedos was a decent read. It would be good to see him start from scratch with some brand new content @glasagusban but hard to recreate that level of excellence
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Didn’t know he had a sequel on old ray. What’s it called I’ll get that.
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Standards man, standards.
I’ve read the following Robert Harris books:
- Conclave
- Officer & A Spy
- Archangel
- the first 2 books of the Cicero Trilogy
Any of the others better than those ones?
Fatherland
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I could do with changing it up but if it’s a strong recommendation I’d go for it.
I also found “A Second Sleep” on my kindle which I don’t even remember buying.
It is his first book.
SS-GB by Deighton is another decent ww2 counterfactual novel.
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That wasn’t great.
Fatherland is a great read.
Act of Oblivion and Precipice other good Robert Harris ones you’ve not read
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+1
100 or so pages into Apple in China - fairly enjoyable read that is ticking along at a good pace. Sometimes these books struggle with pacing but it is a decent holiday read so far.
What’s not to love on the riveting topic that is contract manufacturing
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Are the Ross O’Carroll Kelly books worth reading ?
John Connolly books are the best books.
Maybe a couple of them but they get very samey after a while
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