Say a Little Prayer

Giles O’Bryen is married with three children and lives in London.

Praise for Say a Little Prayer“Giles O’Bryen presents the complexities of the [Kosovo] conflict with scrupulous impartiality, while never neglecting the bouts of bone-crunching that make this such a thrilling read. There are baddies galore…and a horribly ironic twist. A wise old soldier explains: ‘Gangs, tribes, races and nations—they all need to do some killing every so often.’ And, as Graham Greene might have said, they need ‘murderous bastards’ such as James Palatine to do it.” —London Evening Standard“Dark and intelligent…” —Crime ReviewPraise for Little Sister“Giles O’Bryen clearly knows which buttons to press in this his first thriller…The unusual main location—the Western Sahara—is described in all its terrible beauty and political complexity, thus adding depth to a standard twisty tale of duplicitous spooks and greedy crooks. James’s alliance with a pair of Ukrainian goons is especially horrifying and hilarious…More please.” —London Evening Standard“Featuring spies, black humour and suspense, it’s a novel that is almost impossible to put down…It’s dark, tense and the politics of the Western Sahara are fascinating.” —Pure M