Book review: Charlie Parker returns in a dark, violent case that is more than it seems

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Book review: Charlie Parker returns in a dark, violent case that is more than it seems

John Connolly’s new installment of the Charlie Parker series delivers a thrilling yet grounded, believable story. Picture: Getty Images

Sat, 04 May, 2024 - 01:00
Diarmuid O'Donovan

  • The Instruments of Darkness 
  • John Connolly 
  • Hodder & Stoughton, €15.99  

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