Come Through Your Door

Praise

Praise for Carlene O’Connor’s County Kerry Mysteries:

“Chilling…O’Connor’s gift for atmosphere elevates the well-oiled plot, resulting in the series’ best entry yet.” —Publishers Weekly on You Have Gone Too Far

“There’s a surprising conclusion in this sequel to No Strangers Here. Sarah Stewart Taylor’s fans will appreciate O’Connor’s dark, atmospheric Irish mystery.” —Library Journal STARRED REVIEW for Some of Us Are Looking

“Ireland’s County Kerry provides the backdrop for O’Connor’s compelling series kickoff…Exciting, convoluted, and rich with compelling characters, this is the best of O’Connor’s Irish mysteries to date.” —Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW for No Strangers Here

“A knockout steeped in setting and character…There is beautiful writing here and the characters are rich and complicated, as is the well-told story –a mystery that is well set up and beautifully resolved.” —Mystery Scene on No Strangers Here

“This solid series launch from O’Connor takes a more somber approach to crime solving than her Irish Village mysteries…O’Connor adds plot twists that many won’t anticipate. Judicious use of Irishisms (“I swear to ye”) adds color. Readers will eagerly await what happens next in County Kerry.” —Publishers Weekly on No Strangers Here

“Known for her cozies, O’Connor moves into darker territory here. For fans of Louise Penny.” —Library Journal on No Strangers Here

“Rural Ireland is made sparklingly real on the pages of Carlene O’Connor’s absorbing series debut, which stars Dr. Dimpna Wilde a Vet who will stop at nothing to find out the truth, while also stepping into her father’s practice to take care of local animals. The body that’s found on the beach is just the start of this puzzle that will draw in readers of O’Connor’s Home to Ireland and Irish Village Mysteries as well as fans of Tana French and All Creatures Great and Small.” —Henrietta Verma, First Clue Review on No Strangers Here

“Carlene O’Connor crafts a thrilling and atmospheric mystery.” —BookRiot on No Strangers Here

“An excellent police procedural whose complex characters act out a twisty tale of hate.” —Kirkus Reviews on Some of Us Are Looking