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Inspector Rebus investigates the disappearance of a young woman who was involved in a mysterious online game. I liked the complexity of the mystery and the multiple facets of the investigation that involved several of Rebus's colleagues.

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Reading my first Rebus. Starting with number 12 obviously.

hey guys, I'm Sarah ⚡️
i'm so happy that i heard about this app, i've been wanting to find a social media app devoted to books!
anyway, i'm reading two books right now:
1) 'Centralia' by Mike Dellosso
2) 'Zeroes' by Scott Westerfeld

and, i'm about to start another book, 'The Falls' by Ian Rankin. I've been wanting to find a good mystery/thriller book for a while, so hopefully this one fits the bill!
#litten

The BBC dramatisation is perfect for those looking to fill a couple hours time with an murder mystery audio. I really enjoyed the multiple narrators.

Another enjoyable Rebus book. I never know what to say about them except that I love visiting Edinburgh through these books. This time I noted John Knox's house and Canongate Kirk, which I saw on my trip to Edinburgh in 2013. 😃

I just giggled out loud like a lunatic at this music reference ?

(My favourites Undertones song is "She's a Runaround")

[Siobhan] broke the walk with breakfast at an early opener: beans on toast and a mug of tea so strong she feared for tannin poisoning.

(My favourite kind of tea first thing in the morning 😁)

Rebus took Clarke's tea through.

"Now that's class," she said, examining the tea-bag floating in the mug.

My favourite place to read is my parents' living room. This is where I like to FALL (har!) into a chair or onto a couch and get lost in a good book. My mum has most if not all of the Rebus novels, and The Falls is next on my list, so that is why I chose it for today's #augustofpages blurb.

Can't believe this is my 12th Rebus. I can't bloody stand him. Rankin is the only writer I hate-read and Rebus is an annoying twerp. Always reasonably strong in plot, this was a particularly dreadful muddle of dated nonsense about the Interwebs with a splash of Burke and Hare thrown in. Ugh.

'Easier the second time,' he answered in a voice which, had it been any more of an undertone, would have leapt up and broken into the chorus of 'Teenage Kicks'.