Blood Origin

The Boondock Saints, Vol 1

De: Troy Duffy

Narrado por: Troy Duffy

They were born in Ireland, forged in Boston, and immortalized in the cult classic The Boondock Saints. But before legend, there was blood.

Connor and Murphy MacManus slip across the Canadian border chasing the promise of America, only to land in a Boston that chews up the desperate and spits them out. The city’s underworld runs on crime and corruption, and survival means learning fast—or dying faster.

Through their friend Rocco, a Mafia foot soldier with a crooked grin, the brothers are dragged deeper into Boston’s ruthless crime scene. Every alley hides a threat. Every handshake hides a blade. And every act of justice demands a darker act in return.

But the brothers are fighting more than mob bosses and street thugs. They’re chasing a ghost—the father they never knew—whose violent past may already be carved into their bones. Each step toward the truth pulls them further into a brutal mystery, blurring the line between destiny and choice.

This is a gritty Boston crime thriller steeped in Irish-Catholic noir, pulsing with explosive suspense, brotherhood, betrayal, and blood. As Connor and Murphy carve out their own ruthless brand of vigilante justice, the city will come to know their names.

Saints. Sinners. Or something in between. You decide.

©2025 Troy Duffy (P)2025 Troy Duffy

Troy is incredibly talented!

Being a huge fan of the movies for many years, this new story line took some getting used to. By the end, I was so enthralled and found myself wanting more from this reboot! I can wait to see what happens next!

waiting fir MORE I have the movies been to Boston for the saints 10yr anniversary. MORE MORE MORE

absolutely nothing. I couldn't put this down.
I drove half way across the country listening

Brilliant Continuation of the Boondock Saints Universe

There are plenty of times when authors read their own works and it's a sub par job, or the story doesn't have the quality needed for the job, neither of those things are an issue here.

Well written and performed as well as a fun experience in general give a great addition to the Saints Universe. Troy Duffy pulls off the differing voices and keeps it all clean and crisp.

Fan of the Boondock Saints or just want a great story, pour a shot of Irish courage in your coffee and buckle up buttercup, this is for you.

The brothers are back!

I didn’t know what to expect going into this, but I really really really enjoyed it! It was wonderful to get a really great fleshed out story focused on the brothers and what makes them who they are. I also really liked seeing who Rocco actually was too. You can really tell that this was a labor of love and self published. There are times when there’s small audio issues where you can tell another microphone was used but that’s very rare and does not affect the overall quality. The writing and storytelling is really solid and Troy does a great job narrating everything. If you call yourself a Boondock Saints fan you have to check this out!

The Saints Are Back!

I've been a Boondock fan for decades and I had my doubts about this. After more than ten years since the release of the sequel, I thought that Boondock Saints was done for and that a book would be a cash grab, but boy was I wrong.

The boys are back in their unwoke glory, it is unfair to spoil a thing but I should have known that Troy Duffy would breathe a cloud of fresh Jameson whiskey into the story of the Saints, giving us what we never knew we needed, and creating (not expanding) something truly *bloody (I wanted to use the f word) mind-blowing.

This is certainly a unique deep dive into the world of Connor and Murphy without it being watered down by a studio, and believe you me, it is very Irish, brash, and true to what Troy did with the movies.
It being read by the author is a bright turn, and it brings back memories of my dad reading us stories at Christmas.

He clearly knows his shit, and this is 17 hours of pure adventure and laughs, and to reference the first film… everybody is Irish joining in on this.

Loved it. Will probably listen to it non-stop from now on.