Police at the Station and They Don't Look Friendly is a 2017 novel by the Northern Irish author Adrian McKinty.
Detective Sean Duffy begins to investigate while being himself under the scrutiny of Internal Affairs.
The murder seems like a simple criminal act within the drug scene but is it related to The Troubles or just a natural outcome of the lawlessness of the times.
In The Newtown Review of Books reviewer Karen Chisholm called the novel "required crime fiction reading," and noted that it "combines personal and professional, good and bad, past and present, in equal measure.
"[5] Kirkus Reviews commented that "McKinty's hero is irreverent, charming, and mordantly, laugh-out-loud funny, and his eclectic personal soundtrack and bitter, pragmatic politics make for vivid period detail.