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C. Matthew Smith
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C. Matthew Smith is an attorney and writer whose short stories have appeared in and are forthcoming...
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Mary Keliikoa
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Eighteen years in the legal field, and an over-active imagination, led Pacific NW native Mary...
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Carol Pouliot
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Carol Pouliot holds a BA in French and Spanish and an MA in French. She has taught French, Spanish,...
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Caroline Mitchell
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Caroline originates from Ireland and now lives with her family in a pretty village on the coast of...
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Peter W. J. Hayes
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Peter W. J. Hayes worked as a journalist, advertising copywriter and marketing executive before...
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Eleanor (1463 KP) rated Cold Granite (Logan McRae #1) in Books
Dec 19, 2019
Gritty Police procedural.
If you are not going to manage with descriptions of horrendous crimes committed against young children though I would step away from this one.
Listening to the audio of this book narrated by Steve Worsley felt a lot like curling up in front of the TV to watch a post-watershed BBC police procedural series set in Scotland. If you like a good dark down to earth police procedural then this may well be up your alley.
Logan McRae is just returning to work following sustaining horrific injuries in the line of duty and is thrown straight back into the thick of it when the mutilated body of a young boy is discovered. Numerous threads, involving various cases and a smattering of personal life then intertwine to give a very solid down to earth police procedural. OK, I could of done with Logan being a bit less obsessed with every bit of leg he saw but for the time and place set probably fairly accurate…
First in a long-running series and as there's not much on the TV at the minute I'm on board for more of these
Listening to the audio of this book narrated by Steve Worsley felt a lot like curling up in front of the TV to watch a post-watershed BBC police procedural series set in Scotland. If you like a good dark down to earth police procedural then this may well be up your alley.
Logan McRae is just returning to work following sustaining horrific injuries in the line of duty and is thrown straight back into the thick of it when the mutilated body of a young boy is discovered. Numerous threads, involving various cases and a smattering of personal life then intertwine to give a very solid down to earth police procedural. OK, I could of done with Logan being a bit less obsessed with every bit of leg he saw but for the time and place set probably fairly accurate…
First in a long-running series and as there's not much on the TV at the minute I'm on board for more of these
Hazel (2934 KP) rated No Place to Die (DI Mike Lockyer, #2) in Books
Jan 12, 2018
I enjoyed this book very much; it is more than just a police procedural crime thriller. For my review, please see my blog - http://readingstuffnthings.blogspot.com/2015/03/no-place-to-die-by-clare-donoghue.html - which has a new home :)
David Betteridge (327 KP) rated The Rookie in TV
May 13, 2020
Asbury Park
10.0
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