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 Blood Storm - Colin Forbes
 Blood Storm - Colin Forbes ... by Simon & Schuster LtdNewest Review: ... was something that felt very rushed and almost matter of fact about Blood Storm that just didn't work for me. I'd always ... more ... thought of Forbes having a certain level of quality and this one slips well below where I thought it would be.
As with the majority of Forbes books this does have a very straight forward plot but I thought his story telling didn't really work. The book opens with Tweed having dinner with Viola and someone trying to frame him for the murder. At first it seemed like a good opening but after about 100 pages it seemed to have been forgotten. He went from being the lead suspect to the lead investigator in the blink of an eye. ...more |
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Blood Storm - Colin Forbes: State Police, Secret Police And Boredom (669 words)
by - written on 30/06/09 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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Three junior Cabinet Ministers have made it their goal to create a new Police State within Britain and join all of the major law enforcement services together. In total opposition to the new plans is the head of the British SIS police force Tweed. Whilst trying to thwart the 3 Minister, Tweed and his assistant Paula Grey have been tasked with investigating the brutal murder of society beauty Viola Vander-Browne. Can Tweed stop the formation of this new organisation and prevent another murder? I've read quite a few of Colin Forbes previous novels and so I thought I knew what to expect from Blood Storm. In my experience I'd found his books had held my attention ... Read the complete review
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