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.'