
In the mood for an Inspector Rebus mystery. Ian Rankin always pleases.
In the mood for an Inspector Rebus mystery. Ian Rankin always pleases.
A private investigator unwisely gives a teenage girl a ride one rainy evening. The novel has lots of characters with a plot who keep the story going. Cal Weaver (PI) and his wife had a son who died tragically. There are deaths and missing persons. You‘ll find good guy and bad guys. There are tense moments and reasons to keep moving forward toward the end. I gave this 4.25/5⭐️
A well-off older woman is found dead with a scold‘s bridle (a punishment device) on her head. Initially thought to be suicide, her death is then thought to be murder once her will is revealed. I haven‘t read Walters in a long time and was a little concerned I would no longer like her, but needn‘t have been. This is a well-crafted mystery with good development of characters and subplots.
The queen of crime takes the closed door murder mystery to a whole new level when all nine people trapped on an island are found dead, all from different methods and at different times.
Even with the explanation, I‘m still not 100% sure I know what happened. Absolutely masterful.
I loved this one! It felt different than the others in the series since you got more of the bad guys perspective. anyway Kinsey always makes me crave Quarter Pounders! #BookSpin @TheAromaofBooks
I just found out that my favorite #NordicNoir series has been adapted into into a Netflix show. I hope its good. I'm tagging the old group; fearful they're no longer on Litsy since I have not seen any posts from them.
I liked this series, especially because it had humorous moments.
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This is was my first ever Agatha Christie - wow, this was an incredible audio experience. Just outstanding!