Irish Eyes audiobook

I loved this series, but figure that the author must have been in a really bad place in her life to have ended it this way. Relationships vague, like did she break up with Mac? she alludes to them never getting into a rhythm after he moves. It just seemed to leave loose ends and it left a bad taste in my mouth at the end. I bought the short stories to read, but they don't continue chronologically. Wish that the series could have ended on a better note, it's hard enough to say good bye to an awesome series, but you at least want to imagine the characters in a good place....

This is the last if the Callahan Garrity novels by Kathy Hogan Trocheck (Mary Kay Andrews) still on my to read list, and I would rank it as the best in that series. I am a reader after a good character, and the ones in MKA's books from early in her career until today always pull me into the story. Over the past 10 years I have become a MKA junkie and always am excited when I can see her in person. I just saw today on Facebook that she has a short story featuring Callahan Garrity published electronically, so I suppose I haven't run out of material to read about this character yet. If MKA sees this, I hope she will remember I am one of her ladies from Tifton, and I hope to see her at Seaside Sisters very soon.

The end of an entertaining series.

Sorry to see the Callahan Garrity Mystery series end. Kathy Hogan Trocheck (Mary Kay Andrews) delivers an quirky and fun-filled series! To celebrate St. Patrick's IRISH EYES --makes for an awesome read; highly recommend the audio version, narrated by Hillary Huber.IRISH EYES is suspenseful and hard to put down --keeps you guessing - who is a part of the murder ring. As usual, Trocheck truly understands the south and knows Atlanta. It is always nice to catch up with the familiar spots in Atlanta, and visit the array of colorful, and humorous eccentric characters with lots of twists and turns. Without giving away the ending, was expecting something different; however, was an engaging mystery full of humor and southern sass. Irish Eyes, Heart Trouble and Strange Brew my favorites in the series. A big fan of Mary Kay, will continue to buy anything she writes--she never disappoints!

I loved this one and the ending made me so sad. I was hoping for a different version of an ending to a happily ever after but I cant wait to see what that means its gonna bring in the next 3 books!

Love Love Love this series.I love all of the characters and story lines. I just wished there were more of them. Maybe one day Callahan and The House-mouse crew will be back.❤️

Hilarious dialogue and cast of characters!

I had a hard time putting this book down. It was very exciting. It was like watching a couple show where you didn’t know who was good or who was bad. Very good,

I just love this series! It’s fun and always entertaining! I’m from the south and appreciate the southern voices! Fun fun books! This one did have some actual sadness that I had not felt about the others!

Thanks to a good friend who loaned them to me, I have now read every book in the Callahan Garrity series. Did it end the way I wanted it to? No! I fact, I really needed two rating scales so that I could grade high for the writing and grade really low for how I felt when I finished the book. Did Trochek intend for this to be the series finale or did she just...stop? I don't think it's the best send-off; in fact, the ending was a real downer. This story was much more about detecting and hardly anything about the House Mouse and its odd cast of employees. Therefore, very little if any humor could be found, and that also was a disappointment.I have enjoyed the couple of books I have read so far by this author writing under her Mary Kay Andrews pseudonym, and it has occurred to me that a crossover book including both her Atlanta and Savannah characters could be a lot of fun. Maybe Mac and Callahan could plan a long weekend and stop by Weezie's shop or stay in BeBe's motel...

Review of the audiobook.Well, that's it. It's over. End of series. And what an ending it was! As the cover blurb tells you, Bucky gets shot in this one and Callahan starts investigating as Bucky's own coworkers at the Atlanta PD start pointing fingers at him and calling him corrupt. She's sure that he isn't, but soon another cop is shot and things start getting more dangerous.I'm sad this series is done. It's one of my favorites and this installment didn't disappoint at all. I absolutely recommend this series, even if it is a few years old.

I thought I had read all of this series but I missed this one. Garrity ex-partner is shot during an apparent liquor store robbery and the only witness is missing. Before long Garrity Hears rumors that Bucky Deavers was involved and witness stole the cash and the tape from the camera. Gravity feels it didn't happen the shooting didn't happen that way. She sets out to prove it. As twisting of information continues will she proved that Bucky and clear were victims? I recommend this series.

I didn't really know this with in a series, I just happened to see it at a library book sale and got it because it was my favorite author! This was a great mystery! Such good writing! Callahan was really a good character. I liked her motivation, caring, sincerity, and no back down attitude the whole entire book. I recommend, great read!

This is the final chapter in the Callahan Garrity series and a fitting one for stories. The Noel was copyrighted in 2000 so may be a problem to get a copy.Callahan must come to grips with her personal life. Her boyfriend may be moving to Tennessee and she has to decide if she wants to leave Atlanta, her mother, and the House Mouse cleaning crew. This is a lot to ask because she has become entrenched in all these things, although her fiancé claims she can bring her mother. Her mother is more than willing to move as their neighborhood has been going down hill recently and she feels that Callahan needs the change.In the meantime, she is faced with the gruesome attempted murder of her long time friend on the Atlanta police force. She also becomes involved with a young girl and her baby, the young girl witnessing the possible murder. Callahan also becomes involved with an Irish Social Club made up of Atlanta Police Officers. The club becomes suspect in a cover-up and possible implications in the robbery/possible murder. All of this revolves around Police Officers not making enough money and having to work other jobs.Callahan works on the case, fighting City Hall, and trying to unravel her own personal life. Good ending to a good series, as with most of us we hate to see the end of the Garrity series.