With No One as Witness (Hardcover) by Elizabeth George

from judithrs

With No One as Witness. Elizabeth George. Each time I think George has written the best Inspector Lynley book ever, she surprises me with an even better one. Everyone is here. Lynley is put in charge of a serial murder case with racial overtones, by the obnoxious,Assistant Commissioner Hillier. H...

from hobbitprincess

One of the most intense of the Inspector Lynley novels, you'll have a hard time putting this one down. The pair are on a mission to catch a serial killer, one who likes young boys and sacrificial rites. The killer is caught in the end, but not before there is a lot of tension at Scotland Yard. I ...

from nbmars

"The game's afoot." Thus Acting Detective Superintendent Thomas Lynley enlists Constable Barbara Haver's aid in another of Elizabeth George's mystery series involving Lynley and Havers. A serial killer is striking down young boys in London, but the fact goes unnoticed until a white boy is one of ...

from kaulsu

It was fairly clear early on who the "bad guy" was, but not 100% for sure definitively. That was an added bonus. No spoiler alerts here, There is no reason to spoil your fun. The book is pretty long for a mystery. My paperback came in at 630 pages! But I had to continue to read.... There are four...

from reeread

Totally flabbergasted by the climax which really came some way before the end of the book. I enjoy the interplay of the characters and their backgrounds - don't read them just for the crime solving but for the ongoing character development. Unfortunately one character is finished and another prof...