Inspector Banks Novels: Blood at the Root (Audiobook)

from Romonko

I love DCI Banks. He's such an ordinary and likeable guy, with human foibles. This book puts him in the middle of what turns out to look like a racist war in his neighbourhood, but when he starts to investigate the victim he finds a lot of dirt. The victim is found beaten to death in an alley beh...

from EadieB

In this book #9 of the Inspector Banks series we find Alan Banks' having marital problems, a suspension from work to deal with along with a racial crime to solve. Robinson's characters are richly complicated, and his plots are quite intricate. I enjoyed this one very much but the ending was a lit...

from Daftboy1

Detective Alan Banks investigates the death of a young Racist not is all as it appears but Banks unravels the mystery. His personel life isnt to good his wife wants a break from him and it looks like they might split up plus he gets suspended from the Police. Easy toread enjoyable book.

from ashergabbay

"Dead Right" is the ninth installment of the Inspector Banks series by Peter Robinson, and not one of the best in the series. The body of Jason Fox, a white supremacist, is found lying in an alleway behind a pub. Witnesses that saw him exchanging harsh words with three Pakistani men quickly bring...

from Darrol

My favorite so far. The personal stuff balanced by good conflict with authority. The myth of the courageous detective.