so-soI wasn‘t the hugest fan of knots and crosses but I found it gripping and this whole series has the audiobooks available through my library so I imagine I‘ll end up reading more of them. I find Rebus a bit more on the annoying side of gritty than the cool side and the homophobia, while period accurate for the 80s I guess, isn‘t my fave. #scarathlon #skeletoncrew
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pickLove my new crime series ❤️👍🏻 Book 2 ( only about 50 ( really 😳) to go yet .... I‘m a fan !
pickIn trying to determine why a young drug addict died, Inspector John Rebus continues to look for clues in the case, because he knows there has to be more to it than a drug overdose.
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No 2 in the series 👍🏻 enjoyed it! But so much drink driving , was it really that bad!!
#trainreading on way to Litsy meet up with a bag of books and chocolates 📚 🍫
Rubbish reading week this week but should get this one finished today.
#lunchtime just felt like a detective read!
pickThis is the 2nd Inspector Rebus novel. I did not like it as much as the 1st, but it was still a good book. It is not necessary to have read the 1st to read the 2nd. This one was far less thrillerish and maybe that‘s why I found it slow in parts. It was a pretty good police procedural with a pretty good mystery and it did show the tedium of police work. Flawed characters abound. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
pick2nd in the Rebus series and although not totally fully-formed Rebus is taking shape nicely. The apparently accidental death of a junkie puts Rebus on a trail which leads to the highest echelons of Edinburgh society. Cracking read.
pickI had hoped for a page turner and a page turner it was. A young man is found dead in an empty house, used by junkies as a temporary shelter. Obviously an overdosis, but Rebus feels there is more to it. He starts digging on his own and discovers so many threads he no longer knows what is important and what not.
Again his personal life and character play a role in the story, which I like a lot.
Saw this man speak tonight. It's always a pleasure. So witty and clever and for a moment makes you think you could also write a book. Waiting for my next book to arrive so I can crack on reading the series.
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