Dragons' Den - Peter James

Not Dead Enough - Peter James

plot thread regarding the disappearance of Roy Grace s wife many years ago and it helps if you have read the previous two. Onto the story and once again Peter James delivers a stunning crime with a fascinating story. It regards the murder of a young woman whose husband is the main (indeed probably the only) suspect, but who has a perfect alibi. As in all his books, there is a definite element of horror in his description of the crime and the mind of the murderer, certainly more than other police procedurals. The plot twists and turns well, but it is James characterisation of the police superintendent and his allies and enemy s that really keeps the book going. I can t ...

Not Dead Enough - Peter James

plot thread regarding the disappearance of Roy Grace s wife many years ago and it helps if you have read the previous two. Onto the story and once again Peter James delivers a stunning crime with a fascinating story. It regards the murder of a young woman whose husband is the main (indeed probably the only) suspect, but who has a perfect alibi. As in all his books, there is a definite element of horror in his description of the crime and the mind of the murderer, certainly more than other police procedurals. The plot twists and turns well, but it is James characterisation of the police superintendent and his allies and enemy s that really keeps the book going. I can t ...

Not Dead Enough - Peter James

handled by Peter James, but overall, his villain simply isn t all that scary, and it s pretty easy to guess who he is reasonably early on. As a huge fan of crime thrillers, I m not sure I d become a follower of James work, but I m willing to give it another go - everything is great except that central hook - the bad guy! The characters are well drawn and reaslistic, there is believable detail, and a very well-written episode involving social services!! However, I felt that the story ran out of steam right at the end, and that James sort of abandoned the plot, having unmasked the baddie, which was a little frustrating. Overall, worth giving a look, but don t buy in ...

Not Dead Enough - Peter James

handled by Peter James, but overall, his villain simply isn t all that scary, and it s pretty easy to guess who he is reasonably early on. As a huge fan of crime thrillers, I m not sure I d become a follower of James work, but I m willing to give it another go - everything is great except that central hook - the bad guy! The characters are well drawn and reaslistic, there is believable detail, and a very well-written episode involving social services!! However, I felt that the story ran out of steam right at the end, and that James sort of abandoned the plot, having unmasked the baddie, which was a little frustrating. Overall, worth giving a look, but don t buy in ...

Faith - Peter James

At my age you?d be forgiven for thinking I?d have read a fair few books, instead I have just completed my second book! Two books in 40+ years! That said until recently I was one of those person who just couldn?t sit down and read a book, my wife read book after book after book. I simply read magazines, opinions, and letters. However that changed when I read Jeffrey Archers ?A Prison Diary?. I am now a regular book reader. My latest completion is a book by Peter James-an author I had not heard of before, and called Faith. How did I discover the book? I joined a book club and was ...

Faith - Peter James

At my age you?d be forgiven for thinking I?d have read a fair few books, instead I have just completed my second book! Two books in 40+ years! That said until recently I was one of those person who just couldn?t sit down and read a book, my wife read book after book after book. I simply read magazines, opinions, and letters. However that changed when I read Jeffrey Archers ?A Prison Diary?. I am now a regular book reader. My latest completion is a book by Peter James-an author I had not heard of before, and called Faith. How did I discover the book? I joined a book club and was ...