Ken Bruen has been called the father of Irish Crime for his fiction's candid reflection of the Irish spirit. Bleak yet humorous, his work is highly regarded around the world, from Galway to New York City.
In The White Trilogy, Bruen explores the dark, seedy streets of London through the eyes of two tough, aging cops on their search for their White Arrest--every policeman¹s dream. The White Arrest is a high-profile success that makes up for all past failures. For Roberts and his brutal partner Brant, this means going up against a mysterious hitman in Taming the Alien, and a cunning kingpin in The McDead.
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