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 The Stone Gallows - C. David Ingram
 The Stone Gallows - C. David Ingram ... Books LtdNewest Review: ... a criticism. With the slower pace, we get to meet our characters in a calmer way and get to know them. Our hero here is ... more ... Cameron Stone, a retired cop who accidentally caused the death of a woman and her child. This tragedy had a huge effect on his life and he is now working as a Private Investigator in a business run by his friend, another former policeman, Joe Banks.
These two are beautifully written and seem very believable. They make a great double act too and bounce off each other in their scenes together.
Stone has made plenty of enemies over the years, but as he becomes the victim of a variety of attacks, he sets out to discover wh...more |
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The Stone Gallows
Pages: 384, Paperback, Myrmidon Books Ltd Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
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The Stone Gallows - C. David Ingram: Not So Thrilling, But Not So Bad... (474 words)
by - written on 18/09/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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I enjoy a good thriller, the sort you get caught up in and have to keep on reading, turning each page to discover what happens, even if you're really tired and should be getting some sleep! I have read many authors in this genre over the last decade or so and expect a fast-paced rollercoaster ride with barely time to breathe. ''The Stone Gallows'' by C. David Ingram is different in some ways. It seems slower paced than others in its genre, meaning that it isn't as exciting or as page-turning as I'd expect with a thriller. However, this is an observation rather than a criticism. With the slower pace, we get to meet our characters in a calmer way and get to know ... Read the complete review
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