A Litter of Bones: A DCI Logan Crime Thriller (DCI Logan Crime Thrillers)

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D. Kirk mentioned constantly in the UK Crime Book Club group on Facebook so was really looking forward to reading the first in this series and getting a new favourite author to add to my list. D. Kirk, the reader is introduced to Detective Chief Inspector Jack Logan, a Scottish police investigator and, along with Jack, is drop-kicked into the Highlands to investigate a missing child case that bears a striking similarity to the case of the Mister Whisper case a decade ago. The story is fast-moving and engaging, and the tension builds steadily as the investigation unfolds. But they usually had a charm about them, a certain quality that made them and their decisions likeable, not frustrating.

I found this story really engaging and the camaraderie between the characters bring so much more to the story. It couldn’t have been easy to walk through Sauchiehall Street after closing on a Saturday with some mouthy wee bam shouting, “Fuck me, is that no’ her out of Scooby-Doo?It is a fairly standard police procedural thriller, but there was one trigger that was just horrifying.

Rather, it was like something IKEA might use as a showpiece for its new office range designed for the deeply unimaginative. Labai lengvai ir greitai įsijaučiau į siužetą, o detektyvų komandoje dirbantys personažai buvo įdomiai sukurti, su charizma ir puikiu humoro jausmu.It definitely is a Scottish Detective Mystery, and I can see the comparisons with both Smith and Mayhew’s works. While reading this 327-page book we learn nothing personal about him, except that he had a daughter somewhere. Additionally, I appreciated the humor and wit displayed by the characters more than I would if I had read a text copy. of our deliveries are made by Royal Mail as we think they give the best service and cover all areas of the UK.

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I can't resist comparing this with another Scottish police procedural I read a couple of years ago with a main character named Logan (although in that case it's a first rather than a last name) and featuring child abductions, Cold Granite. Jack Logan is tasked with finding Connor, the resemblance to the other cases where the children were found murdered has Jack doubting if he put the right man in prison. He is haunted by the memory of a previous case went wrong, and this is evident in the way he approaches his work. When a nurse is murdered on her way home from nightshift, Jack and his team go on the hunt for her killer. Do police really stop cars out for a "Sunday drive" because they flash their lights at aggressive driving.