Why would a suicide need a witness?
On the east coast of Ireland Victor Delahaye, one of the country's most prominent citizens, takes his business partners son out sailing. But once at sea, Davy Clancy is horrified to witness Delahaye take out a gun and shoot himself dead.
Quirke, a Dublin pathologist again gets himself involved and uncovers the usual nest of intrigue and family double dealing that populate these stories.
This isn't as strong as the earlier ones in the series but worth a read if you like your mysteries more about thinking than busting doors down.
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