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Peter Robinson, Strange Affair (2005)
The last of my Inspector Banks novels. Banks receives a message asking for help from his brother, Roy, and goes to London to find him just as a body of a woman is found in a car with Banks's address in her back pocket. Are the two connected? Are bears Catholic?
Dastardly Dick Burgess is back, as is Susan Gay, although she hardly feels in character. And it's another one where everything has to be explained in a conversation at the climax.
I'm not going to rule out reading more by the author - but I'm not a confirmed fan. I will read Caedmon's Song so I can put the whole box on the shelves.
Housekeeping: 50 in a year or a hundred? 78 at this rate.
The last of my Inspector Banks novels. Banks receives a message asking for help from his brother, Roy, and goes to London to find him just as a body of a woman is found in a car with Banks's address in her back pocket. Are the two connected? Are bears Catholic?
Dastardly Dick Burgess is back, as is Susan Gay, although she hardly feels in character. And it's another one where everything has to be explained in a conversation at the climax.
I'm not going to rule out reading more by the author - but I'm not a confirmed fan. I will read Caedmon's Song so I can put the whole box on the shelves.
Housekeeping: 50 in a year or a hundred? 78 at this rate.
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