Jack Irish Series by Peter Temple (# 1-4)
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Overview: Five-time winner of the Ned Kelly Award for Crime Fiction, Peter Temple was Australia’s most acclaimed crime and thriller writer. He was the author of four Jack Irish novels and The Broken Shore (2005), winner of the CWA Gold Dagger for Crime Fiction in 2007.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
Jack Irish (2016– ) TV Series
1. Bad Debts (1996)
A phone message from ex-client Danny McKillop doesn’t ring any bells for Jack Irish. Life is hard enough without having to dredge up old problems: his beloved football team continues to lose, the odds on his latest plunge at the track seem far too long and he’s still cooking for one. But then Danny turns up dead and Jack has to take a walk back into the dark and dangerous past.
2. Black Tide (2000)
Jack Irish – lawyer, gambler, part-time cabinetmaker, finder of missing people – is recovering from a foray into the criminal underworld when he agrees to look for the son of an old workmate of his father’s. It’s an offer he soon has cause to regret, as the trail of Gary Connors leads him into the world of Steven Levesque, millionaire and political kingmaker. The more Jack learns about Levesque’s powerful corporation, the more convinced he becomes that at its heart lies a secret. What he’s destined to find out is just how deadly that secret is…
Black Tide has been made into an ABC tele-movie starring Guy Pearce as Jack Irish.
3. Dead Point (2000)
It takes a lot to rattle Jack Irish but, as Melbourne descends into a cold, wet winter, his mood is on the same trajectory. The woman in Jack’s life has reconnected with an old flame. He has gambled and lost massively and seen a champion horse put down. Worst of all, hijackers have robbed and brutally beaten one of the gambling team. So it’s not surprising that Jack’s mind is not fully on the job he’s being paid to do: find Robbie Colburne, occasional barman. But when Jack does get serious, he finds that the freelance drink-dispenser is of great interest to some powerful people, people with very bad habits and a distinct lack of respect for the criminal justice system…Any lapse in concentration could prove fatal.
4. White Dog (2003)
Sarah Longmore’s apartment was in Kensington, on the rough edge, near the Dynon railyards in a cracked and potholed dead-end street with unpaved verges, weeds battling to survive. Just before a six-metre corrugated iron wall, I turned into a small cinder yard. A yellow Ford ute, better days seen, had its blistered nose to a building – partly brick, partly cinder-block, partly rusted tin. I parked the Lark next to the ute, switched off the wipers, sat listening to the engine note. Jack Irish – gambler, cook and cabinetmaker, finder of people who don’t want to be found – has a new job, hunting for evidence that might save the beautiful sculptor Sarah Longmore from going down for murder. Jack soon discovers there was nothing straightforward about Mickey Franklin’s death, and between the case and his own dealings with dodgy racehorses, falls headlong into a world of shady deals, sexual secrets and country rednecks.
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