Rather Be the Devil
From the iconic #1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES
Inspector Rebus #21Ian Rankin
ISBN: | 9781409159421 |
Publisher: | Hachette |
Published: | 30 June, 2017 |
Format: | Paperback |
Language: | English |
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Genre: | Crime Fiction, Fiction |
- 1 Knots and Crosses
- 2 Hide and Seek
- 3 Tooth and Nail
- 4 Strip Jack
- 5 The Black Book
- 6 Mortal Causes
- 7 Let It Bleed
- 8 Black and Blue
- 9 The Hanging Garden
- 9.5 Death Is Not the End
- 10 Dead Souls
- 11 Set in Darkness
- 12 The Falls
- 13 Resurrection Men
- 13.5 Beggars Banquet
- 14 A Question of Blood
- 15 Fleshmarket Close
- 16 The Naming of the Dead
- 17 Exit Music
- 18 Standing in Another Man's Grave
- 19 Saints of the Shadow Bible
- 19.5 In the Nick of Time: John Rebus vs. Roy Grace
- 20 Even Dogs in the Wild
- 21 Rather Be the Devil
- 22 In a House of Lies
- 23 A Song for the Dark Times
- 24 A Heart Full of Headstones
- 25 Midnight and Blue
- 1-3 Rebus: The Early Years
- 1-10 10 Great Rebus Novels
- The Beat Goes On
Rather Be the Devil
From the iconic #1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES
Inspector Rebus #21Ian Rankin
'Britain's No.1 crime writer' Mirror * * * * A CASE THAT WON'T DIEJohn Rebus can't close the door on the death of glamorous socialite Maria Turquand. Brutally murdered in her hotel room forty years ago, her killer has never been found.Meanwhile, Edinburgh's dark heart is up for grabs. Young pretender Darryl Christie may have staked his claim on the city's underworld - but has criminal mastermind and Rebus' long-time adversary, Big Ger Cafferty, really settled down to a quiet retirement? Or is he hiding in the shadows until Edinburgh is once more ripe for the picking?Old Enemies., New Crimes. Rebus may be off the force, but he certainly isn't off the case. * * * *'Superbly told, impossible to put down ... underlines the treasure that Rebus has become' Daily Mail'This elegantly crafted and witty thriller proves this old devil still has all the best tunes' Sunday Mirror'Effortless plotting and a cracking narrative that keeps the reader gripped throughout' Daily Express
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