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James Koppert (2698 KP) rated Credible Witness: Paranormal Police Stories in Books

Nov 7, 2019  
Credible Witness: Paranormal Police Stories
Credible Witness: Paranormal Police Stories
Andy Gilbert | 2017 | Horror, Mind, Body & Spiritual, Paranormal
9
9.0 (1 Ratings)
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These are the most believable out of all the police ghost books (0 more)
You may not sleep for a few weeks (0 more)
The best out of all the police paranormal books.
Unfortunately this has the worst looking cover but you know the saying! This is absolute quality, brilliant written told by no nonsense British coppers made all the more believable as some haven't told anyone before for fear of ridicule and remain anonymous. I am used to situations like these yet I tell you, some of the stories sent the shivers down me. This really is an incredible book for those who have an interest or those who don't believe and want to question what the professional investigators who analyse and witness things for a living have to say about the things that have genuinely happened to them.
  
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Eleanor (1463 KP) rated Dying Light (Logan McRae #2) in Books

Feb 6, 2020  
Dying Light (Logan McRae #2)
Dying Light (Logan McRae #2)
Stuart MacBride | 2006 | Crime, Fiction & Poetry, Thriller
8
8.3 (4 Ratings)
Book Rating
A successful return of this gritty Scottish police procedural.
I feel I could just copy a lot from my review of the first book in this series; Cold Granite. This was like tuning in to the second series of a program you liked and they haven’t changed much - thankfully. We still have a gloomy atmosphere but this time we are facing an arsonist and a dog killer so still horrific on the crime front. We have a police investigation, some internal politics and a bit of banter. All feels very BBC post 9pm drama and I loved listening to Steve Worsley’s narration in the audiobook version.

We do get a lot more of DI Steel in this book and this is welcome as she’s a vivid character. Can’t wait for the next season oh wait book I meant next book……….