Caimh McDonnell Books in Order

Professional carer Paul Mulchrone survives two attempts on his life and ends up on the run with nurse Brigit Conroy and maverick cop Bunny McGarry. To stay alive, they must untangle a notorious Dublin crime that someone is very determined to keep buried.

In 1999, Detective Bunny McGarry finally gets a shot at taking down Ireland's most ruthless armed robbery gang. When he falls for Simone, a singer with a dangerous past, he is forced to choose between the law, loyalty and the people he loves.

During a sweltering Dublin summer after the crash, a shadowy group starts murdering the bankers and developers who wrecked the economy. As protests boil over, Paul's new detective agency fights to survive and to uncover Bunny McGarry's dangerous link to the killings.

Bunny McGarry, officially dead and supposedly lying low in New York, foils a diner robbery and stumbles into a conspiracy involving former government operatives and murderous financiers. To keep Amy Daniels alive, he must outfight professionals who believe he should not exist.

Long-buried bodies in the Wicklow Mountains drag Bunny McGarry's darkest secrets into the light, while Paul and Brigit pull MCM Investigations into a feud with a rival agency. As both crises collide, they risk losing their business, their freedom and each other.

A collection of Caimh McDonnell's short fiction, bringing together Bunny McGarry capers, novellas about the outlaw Sisters of the Saint, and oddball tales featuring Smithy and Diller, all packed with fast-moving plots and sharply funny Irish noir.

Still searching for Simone in New York, Bunny tracks a priest who may know where the fugitive Sisters of the Saint are hiding. Protecting Father Gabriel from assassins while obeying strict no-drinking, no-swearing, no-violence rules turns out to be his hardest penance yet.

Eccentric millionaire Dorothy Graham dies and forces her awful relatives into a bizarre competition for her fortune. Dragged in as an unwilling contestant, Paul and Brigit juggle deadly family games with a bigger job: uncovering who really killed Dorothy.

Under the alias Anthony Rourke, Bunny gets himself locked inside a high-security Nevada prison to spring a mysterious inmate. As hostage nuns, corrupt officials and a sham UFO cult collide, he must engineer an audacious breakout before time and luck run out.

Small-time hustler Smithy dodges a mob-style execution by agreeing to be the quarry in a leprechaun hunt for Wall Street high rollers. Years later, his revenge scheme catapults him and his friend Diller into a secret world of obsessive collectors and a desert fortress called Nowhere.

On enforced leave from the Gardaí, Bunny McGarry discovers that his late partner's dirty secrets are resurfacing to ruin his own name. At the same time, a frightened boy and an abused woman need his protection, and someone is framing Bunny for murder.

Newly divorced and desperate, Hannah Willis takes a job at The Stranger Times, a failing Manchester paper that prints bizarre paranormal stories. When a death hits close to home, the misfit newsroom discovers that some of their wildest tales are terrifyingly real.

Brigit and Paul's struggling agency gets a lifeline when old friend Deccie Fadden, now a divisive talk-radio star, begs them to investigate serious death threats. Guarding a man who thrives on outrage drags MCM Investigations into the toxic world of modern fame and online fury.

Supposedly on sabbatical in 2000, Bunny agrees to help old acquaintance Rosie Flint find her vanished boyfriend. The search uncovers spies, political scheming and ruthless operators, forcing Bunny to confront uncomfortable truths about his past with help from a band of very capable nuns.

In the run-up to Christmas, a violent attack on an old friend is quietly ignored by the Gardaí, so Bunny starts digging himself. The case draws in a missing Italian heiress, upheaval at police headquarters and a furious teenager out for payback.

Vampires are officially make-believe, yet something very like them is stalking Manchester. As secret magical factions panic, The Stranger Times staff investigate kidnappings, debts and occult trouble while their chaotic newsroom becomes the city's last, worst line of defence.

Bunny McGarry has bet his pride on St Jude's hopeless under-12s hurling team finally winning a match. When a crime job crashes into game day, he ends up chasing crooks with a minibus full of wild kids, trying to secure both justice and the scoreline.

The Stranger Times' foul-tempered editor, Vincent Banecroft, becomes obsessed when signs suggest his supposedly dead wife might still be alive. While he chases ghosts, Hannah quits for a suspicious wellness retreat and the paper confronts missing people, murderous cherubs and cults meddling with love itself.

Trying to keep a low profile on the American backroads, Bunny and his companions stop at the wrong bar at exactly the wrong time. Mistaken for dangerous enemies by a heavily armed militia, they are forced into a brutal fight for survival as a cartel targets the Sisters of the Saint.

A companion volume of Bunny McGarry stories, collecting capers that trace his path from rookie Garda to underworld legend. Packed with heists, festive chaos and the world's most chaotic kids' hurling team, it offers a lively side door into the Dublin Trilogy universe.

Bunny's idea of a holiday is ruined when he is dispatched to London to track runaway teen Sean Malone before the boy's terminally ill mother dies. Following thin clues through an unfamiliar city, he discovers Sean is tangled up with people who think he is expendable.

An emissary from elsewhere arrives to collect on Banecroft's many sins, threatening him with an eternity in a very literal Hellscape. As the deadline looms, The Stranger Times crew are drawn into grave-robbing, cryogenics, furious witches and gnomes that simply refuse to die.

This collection gathers every Bunny McGarry short story and novella, from his disastrous first New Year's Eve on the job to present-day schemes. It is a fast, funny tour through his career, misbehaving hurling team and the friends who keep dragging him into trouble.

Christmas in Manchester turns apocalyptic when a book club meeting ends in triple murder and a librarian possessed by an ancient entity. With demon Santas, murderous books and a dangerous family secret in the mix, The Stranger Times team race to stop humanity being crossed off the list.

Short stories set in the world of The Stranger Times, drawn from the series' podcast. Lovelorn trolls, cursed books, misbehaving portals and other oddities showcase the magical underbelly of Manchester, plus a new novella that digs deeper into the series' larger mysteries.

An upcoming MCM Investigations novel that reunites Brigit, Paul and their Dublin crew for another knotty case. Expect offbeat humour, a twisting mystery and more trouble for a detective agency that always seems one disaster away from collapse.