Bryant & May on the Loose

from XOX

If you are a fan of the series, forgive me for not reading the first 6 books and started with no. 7. Now, where were we. Yes. The detectives in this unit have been shunt and kicked out of their office. So, the leader, sort of, financed an investigation on two seemingly separate events. One, a sta...

from nigeyb

This is the first book I have read by Christopher Fowler and so (obviously) the only book I have read in the Bryant & May series. It is the seventh of the ten (so far) books and, if this book is indicative of the quality, then it is an excellent series. The story is an enjoyable tale of a rituali...

from NewsieQ

The Peculiar Crimes Unit is no more. Or is it? The group, scattered to the winds after it managed to alienate the powers-that-be, is reconstituted (almost) to solve one more case. When a headless body is found in a freezer in an abandoned store, the murder threatens the redevelopment of a depress...

from aadyer

An excellent addition to the series with plenty of pagan and supernatural fun to be had, fun plot, and the eponomyous heroes as amusing as ever, recommended

from bookappeal

This series is always enjoyably quirky but sometimes the detailed, twisted plots can be exhausting. Still, the interaction between Bryant and May (and their many cohorts) is too much fun to care.