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This installment of the Inspector Rebus series has Rebus sent for “retraining“ among other problematic police officers and involves several complex storylines.

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I love to cuddle with a good Rankin novel, Rebus has a great way of solving a case

Loved thus book, but that should be no surprise as I love all the John Rebus books that I have read so far. This was a much more in depth story than some of the earlier ones and there were two different plot lines going on at the same time. Love Ian Rankin's style, which really conjures up the feel of Edinburgh. If you love a good down to Earth crime book I highly recommend this series.

Time to get back to one of my favourite characters, Rebus. Love Ian Rankin's writing, hope this one doesn't disappoint.

Yet another dreadful bloody Rebus. These are becoming chunkier and less satisfying. Rebus barely makes it out alive after doing practically no police work whatsoever and essentially goading his suspects into murdering him.

Even Siobhan is full-on irritating in this one. Yuk.

My #booktober pick for "award winning" is the 13th book in Ian Rankin's Rebus series. Resurrection Men won the Edgar Award for Best Novel in 2004. This is a very battered library copy. Rankin is much loved in our library system! Also, I like this style of cover better than the "highlighter covers" they have now.