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This book could not, by any stretch of the imagination, be considered a 'spiritual book' , only in the sense that it will give you a good laugh and lift your spirits. And, in that sense, it could indeed be considered 'spiritual' The tale revloves around a group of second generation Irish construction workers and the shenanigans that they get up to. The word 'craic' comes from the Gaelic and means fun or capers. The central character Donie, is a charming philanderer and we are entertained by his exploits. There is a hilarious stag weekend trip to Dublin and an equally funny pub outing by coach to Cheltenham races. Included too, is an Irish wediing, an Irish funeral and wake, all involving unexpected twists and turns. There is a dark turn to the story, when local corner-shop proprietor Sanjay Patel is brutally murdered and it seems like the murderer is getting away with it. A series of unexpecetd events reveal the murderer and justice is done. |
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