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 Bitter Blue - Cath Staincliffe
 Bitter Blue - Cath Staincliffe ... 2006-06-25 by Allison & BusbyNewest Review: ... can find out and confront the perpetrator who'll back off. Even Sal doesn't really believe it but this PI is a single mother ... more ... who needs to keep earning money to keep her life ticking over.
Of course this case needs to be complicated to as fictional PI cases do to fill a whole novel. Sal soon finds out that her client doesn't have many friends, but while lots of people don't like her much, any reasons for them to be making threats just don't add up.
There are several subplots. In one, checking out a street where a wealthy couple is thinking of buying a house, Sal also comes across some disturbing stories of urban poverty and domestic vio...more |
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Bitter Blue - Cath Staincliffe: A bit of a tangle (427 words)
by - written on 08/11/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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"Then maybe none of it would have happened like it did. None of the whole, stupid, bloody mess of it". So says Sal Kilkenny at the beginning of this novel. She takes on a couple of cases which sound like the bread and butter of PI work. Lucy Barker asks Sal to come and help her find out who is threatening her. She's a hotel receptionist. She can't think why anyone would have a grudge against her. Sal agrees to talk to some of Lucy's colleagues and see if the neighbours know anything. Maybe she can find out and confront the perpetrator who'll back off. Even Sal doesn't really believe it but this PI is a single mother who needs to keep ... Read the complete review
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