Ruling Passion : Dalziel & Pascoe #3

from infjsarah

This was OK but it had too many characters who weren't differentiated enough. I lost track of who was who and who had done what.

from Laura400

Just okay, really. It started well, but then slowed down and grew muddled. Keeping the two main detectives separated didn't really help, either. Having read some later books in the series, I know better is coming.

from Darrol

Not the best D & P book.

from LaurieRKing

Start with 'Ruling Passion' and work your way up through 'Pictures of Perfection', for a view of how characters take hold of an author, and grow into fully formed people.

from JulesJones

Third of the Dalziel and Pascoe books. At the end of the last book Peter Pascoe had got back together with old flame Ellie, and now they're invited to spend a weekend with four of their old university friends. They're late because Peter's been tied up with a serial burglary case that looks as if ...