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 Let It Bleed - Ian Rankin
 Let It Bleed - Ian Rankin ... into a web of intrigue that throws up more questions than answers. Was the Lord Provost's daughter kidnapped or just another runaway? Why is a city councillor shredding documents that should have been waste paper years ago? And why on earth is Rebus invited to a clay pigeon shoot at the home of the Scottish Office's Permanent Secretary? Sucked into the machine that is modern Scotland, Rebus confronts the fact that some of his enemies may be beyond justice.Newest Review: ... shattering police chase through edinburgh. The crime to warrant this the attempted blackmail of the Lord Provosts, as his ... more ... daughter had went missing. What has this to do with a local villian who has cancer deciding to kill himself if front of a local councillor who suddenly starts shredding paper. Well these are connnected to the cities council and different industry departments, the most powerful man in the council, the dead councillors lover, the cheif of police, a criminal in jail, fraud, and an electronics firm in south Gyle who plans to expand. These are all connected in a way in which will keep readers guessing to the very end. This ...more |
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Let It Bleed - Ian Rankin: edinburghs underworld (235 words)
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This is book number seven in the Inspector Rebus series. The book is set in edinburgh as always and starts of with Rebus witnessing two young men jumping off the forth road bridge and embedding themselves in a passing Navy ship. This was after a nerve racking and ultimatley bone shattering police chase through edinburgh. The crime to warrant this the attempted blackmail of the Lord Provosts, as his daughter had went missing. What has this to do with a local villian who has cancer deciding to kill himself if front of a local councillor who suddenly starts shredding paper. Well these are connnected to the cities council and different industry departments, the most ... Read the complete review
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