"The Perfect Golf Links- The Links of The European Club in Pictures With Musings On Golf Architecture" by Pat Ruddy.
To my discredit and loss, having subconsciously internalized the site's bias against challenging, championship courses, I didn't include The European Club in my itinerary while visiting Dublin over the last couple of years. It took one of my regular golf mates, a highly-accomplished individual and a true "retail golfer" to get me to give the course a second look- it was his favorite in a fairly extensive tour of Ireland. Though I have not played TEC, another high-quality individual did a few months ago upon my recommendation and he came back with a similarly high opinion of the links as well as a copy of the book for me in appreciation.
If Tim's intent is to expand our perspective on GCA, then Garland's suggestion is a good one. If it is to confirm our ingrained biases, the 7-8 books in the survey serve that purpose (I own AND have read all but two).
For a more in-depth discussion using a course that we can all play for analysis, Mr. Ruddy's book offers perspectives which may challenge "our" comfort zone, but is highly entertaining nonetheless. It is not perfectly written or heavily edited, but the outstanding photography more than make up for it. For me at least, the book was thought-provoking. One thing for sure, TEC is now on my bucket list toward the top.