Skinner's Festival - Quintin Jardine Reviews
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Newest Review: ... Festival when the sudden explosion that turns out to be a terrorist attack forces them into their professional capacities. ... more
... Bob must organise a team to be on guard for all the Festival events across the city and, at the same time uncover the organisation responsible for the attack as well as a letter threatening further, even worse atrocities. The trouble is, they are completely clueless as to who is behind the attack and what their motive could be, until further disasters occur. The people behind the attack are both capable and willing to take extreme measures. Only time will tell whether they can catch them before it is too late...
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Skinner's Festival - Quintin Jardine: Terror in town! (1035 words)by - written on 24/02/10 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Crime This book is part of a series by Jardine featuring the detective, Bob Skinner, a strong authoritative character in charge of investigating major crimes. It is the first I have read of the series, so admittedly I do not know much about the other books to compare, and it is also not the type of book I normally read. However, with this borne in mind I have still found much to discuss. I was worried that I would find it hard to follow or understand because without previous 'episodes' that established his character it would be like starting a book halfway through. My worries were not necessary and I soon felt quite familiar with the Skinner ... Read the complete review
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