Another winner in the Rebus Series. It may be a long book at 576 pages but it doesn‘t feel it with Ian Rankins‘s writing style. A mixture of a death of an immigrant, skeletons found in a pub cellar and a young woman going missing. Could these events be connected and has Rebus found a new woman in his life?
Book 9 finished for #NovelNovember
Started my last book for #NovelNovember and always good to get back to Rebus.
A big book at 576 pages so will keep me busy today.
pickAnother good read from Ian Rankin. A set of complex plots which finally come together in the end. Immigration and racial issues, which a lot of countries deal with, are the meat of the story. Rebus does not seem as depressed in this book as in some of the others. He is still contemplating retirement and hasn't made up his mind yet. I look forward to the next book and would recommend this series to those who love good suspense thrillers.
pickI love the writing of Ian Rankin and his character DI John Rebus. Can't say enough
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