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"With this latest action-packed adventure of Edinburgh's Inspector John Rebus, Rankin steps into the company of accomplished fellow British procedural writers John Harvey and Peter Turnbull." --"Publishers Weekly "(Starred Review)"" "Thick and zesty as a bottomless bowl of Scotch broth. ...Rebus ... shines right down to the nasty surprise on the last page."--"Kirkus Reviews""" "No one captures the noirish side of the city as well as Rankin."
"--Sunday Telegraph" "Ian Rankin joins the elite of British crime writing."
--Marcel Berlins, "The Times"
With this latest action-packed adventure of Edinburgh's Inspector John Rebus, Rankin steps into the company of accomplished fellow British procedural writers John Harvey and Peter Turnbull.
Thick and zesty as a bottomless bowl of Scotch broth. ...Rebus ... shines right down to the nasty surprise on the last page.
No one captures the noirish side of the city as well as Rankin.
Ian Rankin joins the elite of British crime writing.--Marcel Berlins "The Times "
With this latest action-packed adventure of Edinburgh's Inspector John Rebus, Rankin steps into the company of accomplished fellow British procedural writers John Harvey and Peter Turnbull. "Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)"
Thick and zesty as a bottomless bowl of Scotch broth. ...Rebus ... shines right down to the nasty surprise on the last page. "Kirkus Reviews"
No one captures the noirish side of the city as well as Rankin. "Sunday Telegraph"
Ian Rankin joins the elite of British crime writing. Marcel Berlins, "The Times""
With this latest action-packed adventure of Edinburgh's Inspector John Rebus, Rankin steps into the company of accomplished fellow British procedural writers John Harvey and Peter Turnbull. Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)
Thick and zesty as a bottomless bowl of Scotch broth. ...Rebus ... shines right down to the nasty surprise on the last page. Kirkus Reviews
No one captures the noirish side of the city as well as Rankin. Sunday Telegraph
Ian Rankin joins the elite of British crime writing. Marcel Berlins, The Times
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"With this latest action-packed adventure of Edinburgh's Inspector John Rebus, Rankin steps into the company of accomplished fellow British procedural writers John Harvey and Peter Turnbull." --Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)
"Thick and zesty as a bottomless bowl of Scotch broth. ...Rebus ... shines right down to the nasty surprise on the last page." --Kirkus Reviews
"No one captures the noirish side of the city as well as Rankin." --Sunday Telegraph
"Ian Rankin joins the elite of British crime writing." --Marcel Berlins, The Times