Harry Wild

Harry and Fergus have become local celebrities, and the murdered man’s widow approaches asking for help. She doesn’t believe his death was a suicide, and she’s accumulated evidence––her late husband’s body cam, and newspaper clippings announcing cryptic games. But Harry isn’t interested in any more cases. Kayleigh, she tells Fergus, was a one-off. She’s his tutor, not one half of a dynamic duo.

Harry and Fergus agree to help a local loan shark known as Happy find out who murdered his employee; in return, Happy will cancel the sizeable debt owed by Ferguss father. Harry notices links between the killing and Dostoevskys "Crime and Punishment," which brings her to the attention of fledgling serial killer Billy Lund.

A violent storm traps Harry, Fergus, and Lola in the local pub. Cut off from the outside world by flooded roads and downed phone lines, the trio are put in even more peril when they discover a kidnap victim in a car. After freeing the man, they realize the kidnapper must be one of the handful of strangers trapped in the pub with them.

Zoe McCann is a recovering addict fighting each day to slay her demons. But when she is abducted only to wake up in a forest wearing a vintage ballgown, her sanity and resolve are pushed to the limit. Terrified that her unknown abductor will return, Zoe seeks out the help of Harry and Fergus. After Zoe is kidnapped again, how far will they go to save her life?

Harry and Fergus look into a woman’s disappearance from a village with a history of devil worship.

When an old friend is framed for murder, Orla must ask the last person she wants to for help—Harry.

When the owner of Fergus’s boxing gym is murdered, he and Harry try to find the killer.

When a renowned chefs girlfriend is brutally murdered, Harry and Fergus have to contend with a rival private detective, a gangsters henchman, and an utterly baffling mystery. Meanwhile, Paula makes a life-changing announcement.

A fellow P.I., Harry Benedict, inveigles his way into Harry’s life by sending her a particularly perplexing case. As Harry and Fergus attempt to work out how it’s possible for a mystery writer to shoot himself in a locked panic room without a gun, they find the key to cracking the case might come from a very surprising source.

Harry and Fergus head to the Garda station to collect Charlie, Orla, and Lola en route to Glenn and Petra’s wedding. While there, a despondent man takes the station hostage and demands that they help solve the murder of his daughter. Concerned because Harry has the ring, Glenn comes to check on them and realizes he has a die-hard situation on his hands.

Harry and Fergus travel to the convent of a silent order of nuns after an old friend asks Harry to investigate a suspicious suicide, believing foul play is afoot. Elsewhere, a familiar face provides a very welcome surprise.

After two performers go missing from Genevieve Le Coeurs dance school, Orla and Lola persuade Harry to investigate. In search of the truth behind the disappearances, Harry and Fergus dive into the history of the school and its founder.

When a heckler dies during a guided tour, the investigation brings Harry and Fergus into the middle of a literature-themed murder plot; in America, FBI agents fail to prevent an assassination by Diyu.