The Rage - Couverture souple

'A stunning novel. Naylor is a villain worthy of Elmore in his prime' Ken Bruen

Vincent Naylor, a professional thief, is fresh out of jail. His latest project, an armoured car robbery, is just days away.

Bob Tidey, an honest, hardworking policeman, is dedicated to public service - but he's about to commit perjury.

Maura Cody, a retired nun living in a Dublin backstreet, is lost in bad memories and regrets. Then, she sees something that she can't ignore, and makes a phone call that will unleash a storm of violence.

'Kerrigan's bruising depiction of Dublin's underbelly is wrought with hard-boiled lyricism' Metro

'A gripping thriller written with such authority and authenticity that it almost feels like documentary. If you love crime fiction, you owe it to yourself to read Gene Kerrigan' Stuart Neville

"A stunning novel. Here at last is the Irish Chandler. Naylor is a villain worthy of Elmore Leonard in his prime" (Ken Bruen)

"The Rage is a gripping thriller written with such authority and authenticity that it almost feels like documentary. If you love crime fiction, you owe it to yourself to read Gene Kerrigan" (Stuart Neville)

"Kerrigan's bruising depiction of Dublin's underbelly is wrought with hard-boiled lyricism" (Metro)

"Pacy...cuts close to the bone" (Irish Independent)

"Written in Kerrigan's trademark, sparse style, it rattles along the way all good crime fiction should" (The Irish Independent)