pickRebus is always a good read. This one shows a bit of his family that we haven‘t seen before, and he reckons a bit with the impact of the army on soldiers‘ lives. This one does show its age in the technology (laptops plugged into the phone line to get internet) but the investigation techniques are timeless.
pickAnother great read in the Inspector Rebus Series, always helps with being set in Edinburgh. However great characters, and great overall plotting which was very intricate in this one following a shooting at a school. Definitely recommend this series to those that love great crime fiction.
4th book finished for #JoysOfJune, 11th book for #BigJuneReadathon
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1. My current read, the tagged book, sees me in the wonderful City of Edinburgh in Scotland.
2. My last 5 star read was The Rising Tide by Ann Cleeves, the new book in the Vera Stanhope Series.
3. I‘m looking forward to the new and third book in The Thursday Murder Club, The Bullet That Missed which is published in September.
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Starting the #JoysofJune Readathon by heading off to Edinburgh with the inimitable DCI Rebus! Ian Rankin books are always such a treat to read, love his writing style/
pickThe story opens with a seemingly open-and-shut case of multiple murder when an army veteran storms into a school and kills two students. Even though Rebus is up to his neck in troubles of his own, he's brought in to solve the mystery of why Herdman committed these heinous acts. Nothing is ever as it seems. As we follow Rebus down the rabbit hole, the situation grows as murky as the skies over Edinburgh. All in all, an enjoyable ride!
Here‘s the stack I will be choosing from during the #24B42019 Readathon over the next five days. By the time the Readathon starts tomorrow I‘ll already be part through 4 of them.
Set in Edinburgh. is Edinburgh really posher than Glasgow?
pickI can‘t seem to get enough of Rankin and Rebus! This is the 14th installment. Series should be read in order. Three plots in this one but the main plot is a school shooting. Lots of dry wit and humor. Characters are well-drawn and fascinating. Lots of twists and red herrings with a surprise ending. One of his better books. I recommend this series to those who like their mystery/thrillers dark and gritty.
Listening to this on audio! You have to love Rebus. He does the right thing but always ends up with egg on his face! lol
pickFound an Inspector Rebus that had been off my radar at used bookstore for 108 yen (roughly a dollar); 14th book (2003) in the series and what a joy. Rebus is under suspicion of murder, while dealing with what on the surface is a school shooting by a ex-SAS soldier of three students. Addresses gun control issues which feels it is happening today. All the disparate plot lines tied together brilliantly. Now I know why Rebus kissed Siobahn!
so-soGod I hate Rebus. Fifteen years ago my friend finagled his way into being a character in one of Rankin's novels. I had to start at the beginning and read the whole series, roughly one a year, until I found him. I'm delighted to say he finally showed up on page 78, half way through shul on shabbat, as an angry thug. Makes it all worth while really. I have the next in the series already in my TBR pile. I guess I'll get to it some time in 2018.
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