so-soNot terrible, but not memorable. A reckless rookie is paired with a veteran officer to solve a murder. The boss thinks the rookie has talent and intuition. The veteran officer is not a fan. I don‘t read many police procedural stories, but this seems like it could be a common formula. Some side stories, that frankly I was more interested in, never developed. But I got my “D” for my alphabet challenge! 1/5🔪s
pick"Rachel Bailey stood, freezing her tits off, on a crime scene cordon in north Manchester."
Yup, that will do nicely...
pickWhen I started this British police procedural, I thought it was written before the TV show, but as it turns out it, this is a prequel, written after the show. This put me off a little, but that was purely my prejudice. Great book....I love these three complex female characters, flawed and down to earth, and the realistic details included of modern police work... recommended to anyone who likes a good Brit mystery, and tough female protagonists....
Sitting on my patio, reading this in the dark on my kindle..... finally some cool breeze here in south FL, and spotted this amazing big fella sleeping on my palm tree.... so cool lookin'.....
#tbrtuesday and #currentlyreading ... next up on my Kindle.... currently reading first in the 'Scott & Bailey' detective stories.... really enjoying reading about 3(!) tough female police detectives, but discovered it was written after the TV show not before, which kind of put me off a bit.... though it is a prequel... 🤔
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