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Rebus book 20, I can't believe i have been reading about this wonderful creation since the late 1990's and he never disappoints. I used to worry abt how a hero ages over a series but have now decided I don't care just keep going, if rebus is 100 and still locking horns with big gear cafferty as he does here I won't care. In this bk he is retired but back to stick his oar in a Glasgow Edinburgh crime lord face off.

Another John Rebus book, I think this is number 19. Big Ger Cafferty is still around to pester Rebus. Another good crime book. The next two are in my library luckily! #crimebooks

Inspector Rebus 1 Work 0. Enjoying this one too much to consider email right now 😂 my second Rankin in a few days and pretty good even when read out of order!

I feel like I‘m ready to read all the thriller/mystery books in the world at the moment. So happy I‘ve found many new fantastic sounding series, but I still have some “good old friends” to turn to. ❤️🙂

#audiopuzzling with John Rebus, Siobhan Clark and Malcolm Fox.

I was very pleased with this one. The last charity shop puzzle was rather disappointing: really difficult pattern and too many pieces missing.

I struggled with this but it's probably because it's my first Ian Rankin book and this particular book was number 20 in the series, I shall try the first book in the series and see how I get on from there.

My #24in48 closing survey. I have no suggestions for the organizers, so I decided to focus on what worked or didn't work for me personally.

Another solid installment in the series. Fox is integrated more into the fold after leaving the Complaints. Once I've read the entire series, I'll reread them in order.

Another book down for #24in48. There wasn't much left to read in this one. So far during the readathon I have finished off two books and read a third in its entirety.

I like this Edinburgh-set series.

Now this one, I tried to read slow because I like Rebus, cranky retired policeman, back on a case as a consultant to Shiobhan. Big Ger is back too! Settled in with tea and biscuits and cigarettes pretending I was in the Kingdom of Edinburgh