Other Plans

McGarry Stateside, Book 4

By: Caimh McDonnell

Narrated by: Morgan C Jones

Length: 11 hrs and 31 mins

Publisher's summary

Life is what happens while you’re busy making other plans.

How much trouble can you possibly get into just stopping to use a restroom?

As it turns out, an awful lot. Bunny and co are supposed to be keeping a low profile, but nature calls and ironically, one of their party has a hard and fast rule about not answering that call while surrounded by nature. This is how they end up in the wrong bar, surrounded by the wrong people at the wrongest of wrong times. The local right-wing militia has a big week planned, and Bunny and the boys have inadvertently crashed the party. Before they know it, they’re in a desperate fight for survival against a bunch of people who refuse to believe they’re not who they think they are.

Meanwhile, the Sisters of the Saint have more than enough troubles of their own. A certain cartel is very angry at them and is pulling out all the stops to make their point. It all adds up to one hell of a tricky few days. But then, as a great man once said: life is what happens when you’re busy making other plans.

Other Plans is book four in the McGarry Stateside series by Caimh McDonnell. McDonnell’s work has been praised for bringing a fresh voice to the thriller genre. He deftly combines a finely honed comic sensibility with pulse-pounding action which have made his books Amazon bestsellers the world over.

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Heart, Humor, and Hijinks.

This 4th installment of Bunny McGarry stateside is one of the best so far. All our favorite characters are back to find themselves in the most unlikely of situations and things escalate. Boy do they escalate. The humor and wit with which Caihm McDonnell writes his characters makes them come to life - the only negative being McDonnell’s excellent grasp of the English language which provides the redneck set in this book sound about 20 IQ points higher than they’d likely be. Man, 4 books in and I’m still dying to know what happens to Bernadette and Assumpta. Can’t wait until number 5!

How long to the next one

The best narrator on audible is back and the usual far fetched, lovable and quirky moments and troubles ensue. Please let the next book actually get close to the reason for Mcgarry being in the States…

In the meantime, suspend your disbelief and enjoy!

Another book over too soon!

There’s not been a single book that Caimh McDonnell has written that I haven’t loved. I stumbled upon the series on accident and have become a true fan of Caimh’s work! The stories are funny and entertaining and the narrator does a great job, which can really make or break a story. I highly suggest his book, along with all of his others!

Keep “em coming

A great narrator for this story. Caimh writes a book with the timing of a standup comic.

Great story! Why did Smithy’s voice change?

Still my favorite set of modern literary characters!

One thing, though; why did Smithy’s voice change?

I love these characters!

Don't listen to this unless you have listened to the previous books. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and can't wait for what comes next!

Always Excellent

The story was fun and the reader was excellent. I listen to the audio readings of Mr. McDonnell s work when I feel down or sad. The humor is witty and sharp. And full of heart. His books always put me in a better frame of mind. I wish that there was a Bunny in everyone's lives.

Politically Correct Drivel

First the author tells us that racist are the antagonist in this story and that because it is in America he is not implying that Americans are racist. Until I heard this I did not realize that people from the UK thought we were racist. Next, all the racist are one dimensional really stupid a@@holes. Some really easy character development. The racist don't really say racist things, they refer to black people as "African Americans", but they say it sarcastically. He is not a brave writer, too afraid to write from a racist point of view. They do get to say the B word quite a bit. I will not be listening/reading McDonnell anymore.