"A sequel to "Divorcing Jack", set in a mythical Northern Ireland town. Drunken journalist Miller is sent as a punishment from his Belfast newspaper to small-town Crossmaheart as a replacement for someone who has disappeared. Once there, he falls is love with the missing man's girlfriend."@en
"Cycle of Violence, written with appealing verve and Colin Bateman's unique blend of sinister violence and sidesplitting dialogue, is a thrill ride through Belfast's most terrifying neighborhood with Miller, Ulster's wisecrack."@en
"Een journalist die wegens slecht gedrag overgeplaatst wordt van Belfast naar een klein dorpje om een verdwenen collega te vervangen, ontdekt dat deze collega vermoord is."
"Life in Northern Ireland through the eyes of an irreverent, bicycle-riding journalist. He is Miller, a reporter on a Belfast newspaper, demoted for being drunk. Sent to work on a weekly in a small town, he finds it seething with conspiracy and terror, which he describes with black humor. By the author of Divorcing Jack."
"Miller est journaliste à Belfast. sa passion, c'est le cyclisme. Pour des raisons d'inefficacité chronique son patron l'expédie dans une petite ville du comté d'Armagh remplacer un journaliste qui a mystérieusement disparu. Miller n'a pas l'intention de s'impliquer trop dans l'affaire, mais dès qu'il commence à s'intéresser à la petite amie du disparu, tout commence à déraper..."

Cycle of violence : a mystery