Dublin Driver

Catie Murphy: Death by Irish Whiskey

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Dublin Driver #5

Death by Irish Whiskey is Catie Murphy’s fifth installment in her Dublin Driver Mysteries series. Megan, also known to the town as ‘The Murder Driver,’ is taking some time off from her limo driving job to enjoy one of Ireland’s main specialties: whiskey. Her Uncle Rabbie is taking part in a whiskey tasting event and competition, alongside his business partner, famous Irish star Niahn. Glitz, glam, and whiskey are the only things on Megan’s mind for this big event, but fate has something else planned for her. A competitor and boxer, Angus McConal, suddenly drops dead. If that isn’t bad enough, Uncle Rabbie is under suspicion. Megan has promised her girlfriend, Jelena, that she won’t do any more amateur sleuthing – but saying it and doing it are two very different things. The local Guarda don’t buy her insistence that she won’t nose about, and are quick to warn her away from the case. read more

Catie Murphy: Death in Irish Accents

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The fourth installment in A Dublin Driver Mystery series, Death in Irish Accents, has Megan Malone in the thick of a murder investigation over the course of the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. Despite driving for Leprechaun Limos, Megan definitely ends up navigating more murders than back roads, much to her girlfriend Jelena’s ever-increasing dismay. Her trend for catching murder mysteries continues yet again when another literally falls into her lap during her morning coffee. Megan just can’t help but feel the itch to find the truth, to know the whole story of what happened to the poor victim and why. Yet at the same time, she is desperate to do whatever it takes to keep her girlfriend happy. Jelena isn’t pleased that the woman she loves keeps putting herself into harm’s way, and wants nothing more than for her to stay OUT of things. Unfortunately, everything seems to conspire against this. While some of her involvement is caused by Megan’s insatiable curiosity, most is genuinely just bad luck and happenstance. Even when she tries to go out of her way to avoid anything to do with the case, it seems to seek her out and drag her back in. read more