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Janet Lewison
28th Aug 2009 Reviewer rating:
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It's the season for catarrh! Children are back at school and the supermarkets are selling lots of boxes of cheap tissues and of course, anti-nit shampoo. Today I am feeling rather depleted by a runny nose and cotton wool head. All set off nicely by the dalek voice!
What better comfort then than a ...
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LEDZEPTWO
23rd Feb 2009 Reviewer rating:
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As Rebus novels go, Dead Souls is a classic. Rebus at his most clever,and thankfully surly best. Our hero gets down and dirty,visiting some of Edinburgh's darkest corners. Highly recommended book by a top rate crime writer!!
As in all Rebus novels, the endings can at times tie up just a little too ...
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zwornik 28th Jun 2008
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Boring as hell. Action is developing a way to slowly. After reading half of the book almost nothing. No suspense at all.
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Bob young
4th Apr 2007 Reviewer rating:
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As an ex-Police Officer myself I find Rankin's books the most believable and along with Reginald Hill and Colin Dexter in authenticity.
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Shen05
21st Mar 2006 Reviewer rating:
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All short stories featured in Ian Rankin, A Good Hanging and Other Stories are fantstic! I find the Rebus short stories to be entertaining, and they contribute to readers' understanding of the novels, as they develop the character very effectively.
My favourite is entitled 'Sunday'. It deals with R ...
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Ian Rankin?s Official Website, Doors Open Out Now, Exit Music out
Welcome to Ian Rankin?s official website. The site contains loads of information on Ian Rankin and his most famous character, Rebus. ... Ian Rankin inducted into ITV3 Crime Thriller Awards Hall of Fame
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Ian Rankin?s Official Website, bestselling crime author, Rankin
Welcome to Ian Rankin?s official website. The site contains loads of information on Ian Rankin and his most famous character, Rebus. ... Ian Rankin is the UK's number 1 bestselling crime author.
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Updated: March 8th,2008 ... News: Finishing at Guru soon. ... (Right clicking the links and using ?save as? is optional)
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Ian Rankin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ian Rankin OBE, DL, (born 28 April 1960 in Cardenden, Fife) is a Scottish crime writer. His best known books are the Inspector Rebus novels. He has also written several pieces of literary criticism. Rankin's standard biography states that before becoming a full-time novelist...
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Interview | Ian Rankin
by Ian Rankin ... Ian Rankin's John Rebus Series ... Being Ian Rankin has become hard work.
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Ian Rankin
Bestselling crime-writer Ian Rankin was born in Fife, Scotland, in 1960. He was educated at Edinburgh University.
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Ian Rankin at Tangled Web UK
On 4 July 1985, Ian Rankin finished the first draft of a novel called Knots & Crosses. It would be the first in a series set in contemporary Scotland and featuring Detective Inspector John Rebus.
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Ian Rankin - Inspector Rebus & I
The band was called Kaput, after the lead singer Ian Kaput. On guitar was hunky Blue Lightning; bass was Zed "Killer" Macintosh;
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Books 'n' Bytes Author Interview - Ian Rankin
Interview with Ian Rankin by Jon Jordan ... Jon: Is there any of Ian Rankin in John Rebus? ... Ian: A bit. The music; the loner; the drinking... But I'm nicer than him; maybe not quite so fucked up.
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Ian Rankin: Dead Souls
Ian Rankin's characters, on the other hand, inhabit a much more realistic world where the lines between good and evil are distinctly blurred.
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