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Books Read in 2022 1. Bleeding Hearts – Ian Rankin

Genre: Thriller Narrative Style: Alternates between first person and third person. Published: 1994 (Under the name Jack Harvey) Rating: 3/5 Format: Paperback Synopsis: Michael Weston is a sniper and...

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2020 Alphabet Soup Author Challenge – Ian Rankin – In a House of Lies

Genre: British Detective, Scottish Fiction Narrative Style: Third person from multiple viewpoints. Rating: 4/5 Published: 2018 Format: Paperback Reading Challenges: 2020 Alphabet soup Author...

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Full House Reading Challenge – The Falls – Ian Rankin

Genre: Detective Narrative Style: Third person from a variety of points of view Rating: 4/5 Published: 2001 Format: Kindle Synopsis: A student disappears and the obvious target is her boyfriend. But...

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Books Read in 2015 – 18. Saints of the Shadow Bible – Ian Rankin

Genrre: Detective, Police procedural Narrative Style: Third Person from various points of view Rating 5/5 Published: 2013 Format: Paperback Synopsis: Due to a change in the double jeopardy law, an old...

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Books Read in 2014 57. The Flood by Ian Rankin

Genre: Literary Fiction, Mystery Narrative Style: Third Person, Chronological Rating: 2/5 Published:1986 Format: Paperback Synopsis: As a result of an accident as a child, Mary Miller has always had...

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Day 5 – Comfort book – Pratchett and Rankin

When I am feeling a bit low, I tend to look for reading that is either going to make me laugh or that is going to be nicely tied up at the end. There are two things that I periodically turn when I am...

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Day 1 – Book series I wish had gone on longer – Ian Rankin’s Inspector Rebus...

Until recently the most obvious answer to this question would have been Ian Rankin’s Inspector Rebus series. John Rebus is my favourite fictional detective because he is difficult, exasperating and...

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