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Read Reviews for Tooth And Nail - Ian Rankin
by - written on 24/04/09 (Very useful, 238 readings)
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Tooth and Nail, originally entitled Wolfman, is the third of Ian Rankin's popular Inspector Rebus novels. It was published in 1992, five years after the first; Knots and Crosses. If you haven't read any of them you may be familiar with some of the tv adaptations starring John Hannah and later, Ken Stott as Rebus. A latecomer to Rebus, I only read my first last year but have since read all but two of the eighteen in the series. The early ones are quite different to the later ones which I started with and which have a much deeper sense of security and accomplishment in the writing style. I had found the first two books to be, although good, a bit raw. Obviously ... Read the complete review
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