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I‘m sure I started this longer ago than January, and it‘s taken me this long to finish it. I ended up liking this one even though it seemed too long. Rebus being Rebus, he seems bent on self destruction. Missing person, nostalgia, threats, murder, personal drama, loose ends. And, of course, Scotland is its own character. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I really enjoyed this installment of the Inspector Rebus series. There was a lot I liked:: several complex intertwined subplots, controversial and disturbing social issues to mull over, and a look into Rebus's teenage years.

I finished only one book for the #20in4 readathon but I did get a start on a couple of others and ended with a total of 11 h and 20 m. Many thanks to @Andrew65 for hosting!

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I‘m #audiocooking today, making tea eggs and dumplings for the lunar new year celebration!

#20in4 update: 10 hours and 10 minutes so far. @Andrew65

The tenth book in the Rebus series picks up from the end of the previous book.

Rebus is faced with a moral dilemma of dealing with a freed pedophile

And at the same time he is trying to keep an eye on a serial killer that returned to town

And a son of a friend of his is missing

Three cases for rebus to play with and takes us on a your of Edinbrughs underbelly

Enjoyable
Noir
Dark
Criminal
And loving all at once