O'Connor, Niamh
Niamh O'Connor is the true crime editor of the Sunday World newspaper in Ireland. Her first non fiction book, The Black Widow, was a number one bestseller, and her second, Cracking Crime, resulted in a long running TV series for RTE. Blood Ties is a compilation of true crime books which Niamh wrote for the Sunday World, while a book for the newspaper about suspected serial killer, Larry Murphy, led to a documenary on TV3. Niamh has written two bestselling novels featuring Detective Inspector Jo Birmingham. The first, If I Never See You Again, was nominated for an Irish Book Award in 2010, and the second, Taken, was very well received. Two more books in the Jo Birmingham series, Too Close For Comfort and Worse Can Happen are due out in 2012 and 2013.
| Year | Titles | Articles | Reviews |
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2012 |
Blink | ||
2012 |
Too Close for Comfort |  |
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2011 |
Taken | |
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2010 |
If I Never See You Again |
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