Entirely brilliant writing, these will endure because they are kind of timeless even as they keep up with the times. Each one is a fully immersive experience and rather than lessening in impact or quality they just grow in both those things.

Another Rankin classic. No one writes like him. Easy to read, intelligent and pacey. I couldn't put it down.

Unfortunately this book was archived before I was able to read it, however, I have read many of Ian Rankins books previously and I thoroughly enjoyed them.

Saved this title as a treat for Christmas and boy was it a treat. Not many authors get better and better but Ian Rankin does

Reviewed online for Crime Review - link below.

This is an entertaining read, with the usual tussles between Siobhan and her former boss, plenty of laconic humour, and an uneasy sort of truce with Ger Cafferty, Rebus’s former nemesis.  Fox also emerges as a more complete and haunted character than I had previously given him credit for. The writing, as ever, economical, witty and sharp.