‘Witty and Gritty!’ – Caro Ramsay
Belfast, 1991. The Troubles
In a city built on secrets, knowing who someone really is can mean the difference between life and death.
As the Troubles grind on, fear and suspicion stalk every street. Informers linger in the shadows. Behind closed doors, collusion thrives as loyalty and violence collide.
Detective Harry Burnard and his ragtag unit of misfits, rejects and damaged souls in The Squad have survived bombs, betrayals, biscuits and one another.
In There Are No Happy Endings, one final case lands on their desk.
Powerful men have killed to hide a truth The Squad must expose. With enemies closing in on every side, who can they trust when no one is what they seem to be?
Darkly funny, razor-sharp and steeped in the atmosphere of a city at war with itself, this explosive final instalment of the Harry & The Squad Trilogy delivers a thrilling and unforgettable conclusion.
Because, one way or another, this will be their last case.
For fans of Chris Brookmyre, Colin Bateman and Ciamh McDonnell and TV series ‘Blue Lights’ and ‘Say Nothing’
