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 Working Girl - Graham Ison
 Working Girl - Graham Ison ... Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... and frank approach to Police work with many roads leading no-where at all. I think maybe the fact he was in the Police force ... more ... demonstrates his understanding of their painstaking work and therefore the realism of what they have to do.
With this being my first novel I have read from Graham Ison, I didn't have a clue what to expect. Some times this can be a positive thing as you are pleasantly surprised by what you read. But conversely it can be bad and you end up not liking the style of writing and give up after a few chapters. I'm glad to say this book was definitely in the formers class.
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Working Girl - Graham Ison: Working Girl (1596 words)
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==Background:== I have had this book on one of my many bookshelves for a few years and for one reason or another never got round to reading it. That sounds very grand I suppose but it's not I love reading and have lots of bookshelves but not much else!! So as a wet and cold weekend was forecasted the other week I decided to give it a crack, so with several cups of coffee and a cuddly blanket and set myself the task of doing just that. ==About the author:== Graham Ison is a well-respected crime novelist, having written 27 books to date. He began his career as a Soldier before spending the next 30 years in Scotland Yard's ... Read the complete review
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