Reviews of 'Whisky for Breakfast':

'Mooney writes about loners and losers; about people on the fringes and those left behind. His characters are lost and broken; hard men and tough women often trying but failing to do the right thing. The writing is precise and uncompromising, and always surprising. The thirty-five stories drag you out of your comfort zone and stay with you long after you have read them.'

- Gary Duncan, Pushcart Prize nominee and author of 'You're Not Supposed to Cry'.

'Well-written.'        'Well-crafted.'        'Always surprising.'        'Often shocking.'        'Really great.'        'Highly recommended.'        'For the strong-hearted.'        'Loved it!'        'Very impressed.'

'A superb read.'     'Shocks and entertains brilliantly.'       'Descriptive and gritty.'

                    'An excellent writer.'        'Ingenious.'        'A real talent for developing characters.'                                                                                  

         'Unique and very well-written.'     'Excellent .'      'Clever.'   

                       'Some funny, some shocking and some quite disturbing.'                 

           'Very talented.'         'Looking forward to more.'   

          'Smart, thought-provoking and engrossing.'  

 'These stories tend to be pretty dark and they focus on real life, especially the gritty underbelly.' 

'Wide-ranging and thought-provoking stories.'

'Brilliant.'     'Fantastic.'     'Absolutely loved this collection of short stories.'

 'An eclectic mix of characters and storylines.'     'Funny, poignant, sad and some downright mad!' 'Would love to see some of these characters developed into longer, fuller novels.' 

'5/5. Would definitely recommend!'