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In a Dry Season
In a Dry Season | Peter Robinson
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New York Times bestselling and Edgar Award-winning author Peter Robinson delivers an unforgettable, compelling thriller of a lost village and the deadly secrets that are unearthed upon its discovery—secrets that include murder. In the blistering, dry summer, the waters of Thornfield Reservoir have been depleted, revealing the ruins of the small Yorkshire village that lay at its bottom—ruins that house the unidentified bones of a murdered young woman. Detective Chief Inspector Banks faces a daunting challenge: he must unmask a sadistic killer who has escaped detection for half a century. For the dark secrets of Hobb's End continue to haunt the dedicated policeman, even though the town that bred them has died and its former residents have been scattered to far places—or even to their graves. Demonstrating once again why Peter Robinson is a master of suspense, In a Dry Season is a powerful, insightful, and searing novel of past crimes and present evil.
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MittenGirlPeach
MittenGirlPeach
In a Dry Season | Peter Robinson
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My first read of April, from my #BookSpinBingo card. Another terrific Banks novel, slowly building; a book that takes its time but is still engrossing is the best kind. I can‘t imagine reading the Banks series out of order fwiw. The difference in Alan‘s life from book 1 to this one, no 10, is stark. The story of the hidden village and the parallel timelines are really well done. There is sexual violence.

To all who celebrate, Happy Easter!

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MittenGirlPeach @tracey38 thank you! That‘s from the front of our house. I‘m going to post lots of pix of my gardens as they progress. We‘ll all enjoy it! 4y
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MittenGirlPeach
MittenGirlPeach
In a Dry Season | Peter Robinson
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Getting a start on my April #Bookspin books. Ahhhh. My favorite kind of evening.

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Teresereading
Teresereading
In a Dry Season | Peter Robinson
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Picked this up a few weeks ago at a community book exchange on Toronto Island. Inspector Banks - A new discovery. Now to start the back series (about 10). A great storyline about a drowned village in the Yorkshire Dales and life during WW2. Loved the tongue in cheek references to Heriot and Heartbeat. Also the detective‘s critique of detective novelists.

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Andrew65
Andrew65
In a Dry Season | Peter Robinson
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#Ten #NovemberByTheNumbers In a Dry Season by Peter Robinson is book 10 in the Inspector Banks series. This is the first book I read in the series, and still one of my favourites in the series.

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rabbitprincess
rabbitprincess
In a Dry Season | Peter Robinson
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This book felt too long, and the relationship between Banks and Cabbot seemed inappropriate (and some parts bordered on wish fulfillment 😕). Not sorry to let this one go.

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