Irish Eyes

by Kathy Hogan Trocheck

Part of Callahan Garrity Mystery, book 8

First published 2001

Callahan Garrity owns House Mouse, a cleaning service for Atlanta's wealthy residents. She used to work as a police officer and now solves crimes on the side. Her cleaning crew can search a house for evidence faster than forensics can lift prints. After a St. Patrick's Day celebration, Callahan stops at a liquor store and walks into an armed robbery. The gunman shoots one of her closest friends. Callahan and her House Mouse team start their own investigation into the shooting. They uncover evidence that her wounded friend may have been helping criminals carry out multiple robberies. The case leads them into the secretive world of an Irish police organization. Callahan must use all her skills to expose the truth behind what appears to be a simple holdup. The investigation forces her to question everything she believed about someone she trusted.

Genres: mystery, crime, contemporary, thriller

Vibes: emotional, fast-paced, suspenseful

Tropes: friends-to-lovers, investigation

Setting: Atlanta

Period: St. Patrick's Day

320 pages · Mass Market Paperback · Avon

Content warnings: violence

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