GOOD BOOK

Ive read a 600 page book before even a close to 1000 page book and this book bored me right up till the middle maybe it was because this was my first time reading about "rebus" but this was not my favorite at all

Ian Rankin consistently provides his readers with first class entertainment!

Traditional Rebus story with him getting information from sources nobody else thinks of - he's even understanding new technology can help. The tie in to Malcolm Fox seems to be there just to promote the Fox series of books.The ending of the story is a bit of a let down too as it's the only part that to me was unbelieveable.

Rebus back and in great form - smoking, drinking and solving the case with old-school detection - hard slog, hanging out in pubs, and relentess drive. A new chilling character emerges - an 18 year old Cafferty-type with brains and a thirst for vengeance.

Really enjoyed this. So glad Mr. Rankin has brought Rebus back, he is so much more interesting than Malcolm Fox. A thoroughtly satisfying read.

Good yarn. Rebus smarter than anyone else, highly effective, but now operating half inside, half outside the the police force. Also an interesting view of Amlcolm Fox from Rebus's perspective, and a view of Siobhan Clarke's position in the post-Rebus force.

Great read and couldn't put it down.One of Ian Rankin's best ever.

One of the best, if not the best, of the Rebus series. Do yourself a favor and read this one ASAP.

Still a gripping read after all those novels. Great to see Rebus and Siobahn back. Only bit that didn't gell for me was the extreme antipathy of Fox of Complaints.