Priestly Matter

Thoroughly entertaining. The storyline was simple and direct but the writing style was what I enjoyed the most. The self examining narration of Jack Taylor and the two-way dialogue between the many characters he connects with were funny and brutal at the same time. It’s been awhile since I’ve read a book like Ken Bruen’s. This was my first of his books and am definitely intrigued to read the rest of his work now.

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Headstone (Jack Taylor Novel), written by Ken Bruen (avidmysteryreader.com)

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Retail Ops Specialist; Procedures Manual Writer; Compulsive Reader; Metal Music Maniac; Supports Tottenham Hotspur and Rafael Nadal.

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Hello there!

If you're here for the first time, nice to see you. If you've been here before, well welcome back. Thanks for the revisit.

Anyway, I've made some changes. Although J-WorQProjeQs is still about retail operations and books, I've removed all the rest that I had on here. You see, I don't write (or tried to write) procedure manuals professionally anymore that is.

This blog is now solely dedicated to free retail tips, advice, related articles and of course about the books that I read. In time I'll also add Metal music trivia and videos that I fancy.

Cheers!