All the Colors of Darkness

from ehines

I'v read all the books in Robinson's Banks series, and while they are all intelligent, engaging and much better than the run of the mill detective stories, the series has had its ups and downs before. This, I'd say, is a down period, and I'm not sure whether Banks has that much mileage left in hi...

from DeltaQueen50

All the Colours of Darkness is the eighteenth book in Peter Robinson's remarkable crime series featuring DI Alan Banks. Although good, I didn't think it lived up to his usual standard and so this one will not go down as one of my favourites of the series. I found it hard to get into the rather co...

from Balthazar-Lawson

A slightly different sort of crime book where it's hard to identify exactly what is the crime and who should be charged. But it's a good investigative read. The ending, though, was a bit cut off, almost as if the author didn't know where to go with the story, so just ended it as quickly as possib...

from ElizaJane

Two men are found dead, one brutally beaten in his apartment and the other hanging from a tree in a local park. It appears to have been a lover's spat turned into a murder/suicide but once it is found out that one of the dead men was a secret agent with MI6 things start to seem more complicated t...

from Twink

Ohh, it was with great happiness and anticipation that I settled in on the couch with All the Colours of Darkness, newly released from McClelland! This is the 18th book in the Inspector Banks series from Peter Robinson. Every last one has been a great read and this one was no exception. The serie...