Red Riding Quartet Nineteen Eighty-Three: The Red Riding Quartet, Book Four, Book 4, (Paperback)

from CasaBooks

I'll put the same review on all four of them: Nineteen Seventy-Four Nineteen Seventy-Seven Nineteen Eighty Nineteen Eighty ThreeI read them as a challenge - based on camaraderie with coworkers.Once I started the series, didn't especially want to wimp out, and then was compelled to read thru to th...

from Fluffyblue

The final book in the Red Riding quartet. This time the three main characters are a solicitor, a rent boy and a corrupt police officer. The story, as with the other books, goes back and forth in time and answers many of the questions raised in the first book. It was sometimes hard to follow, but ...

from arubabookwoman

These books (1974, 1977, 1980, 1nd 1983) collectively constitute The Red Riding Hood Quartet, a series of crime novels based on the Yorkshire Ripper murders. I had read the first in the series, Nineteen Seventy-four last year, and thought it would be a simple matter to pick up with Nineteen Seven...