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 Dry Bones That Dream - Peter Robinson
 Dry Bones That Dream - Peter Robinson ... 2001-05-04 by Pan BooksNewest Review: ... the nearby city of Leeds, where matters get even more confusing for them. Robinson's characters have been carefully ... more ... developed over the course of the first six books, and this is continued very well in this 7th. Banks himself is very vivid for me, and here, Robinson takes us along for the ride as Banks starts going through a rough patch which sees him question his morals, his judgment, and sees him almost lose his temper. He calls his own relationship with his wife into question as that of Rothwell's becomes blurred, and the arrival of Banks' nemesis of sorts doesn't help matters.
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Dry Bones That Dream - Peter Robinson: Robinson drops a level with this Banks book (890 words)
by - written on 21/03/09 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Dry Bones That Dream is the seventh of Peter Robinson's books featuring his main character, Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks. There are man authors on the scene at the moment who have been producing quality crime thrillers for a while, and my wife first introduced me to Robinson's books when she randomly chose his first, Gallows View, when choosing a present for me just over a year ago. The course of the books produces a good level of characterisation, and this is where I feel Robinson's forte is. However, the plots often leave a little to be desired, not in their construction, but sometimes in their portrayal, and how they are described. This time, Banks ... Read the complete review
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