Cooper & Fry Mysteries: The Devil's Edge (Paperback)

from austcrimefiction

Many fans of Stephen Booth's Fry and Cooper series seem to fall into the pro or anti DS Diane Fry camp pretty firmly. Those in the anti camp may take heart from the fact that she's slightly less present in this book, not making an appearance until later in proceedings. There's also a shift in the...

from Ant.Harrison

The Devil's Edge is the eleventh book in the Fry and Cooper series by Stephen Booth. As usual it's set in the Peak District, an area he knows well and obviously loves; the location is, as ever, very well realised and takes on the role of another character in the unfolding drama. This time they ar...

from Ma_Washigeri

Lovely easy read. Makes me chuckle that I was on his Devil's Edge a few days ago and having lunch in one of the villages below. I also enjoyed hearing the author 'live' a year or two back at the Bakewell library as he is a very entertaining speaker.

from Ma_Washigeri

Lovely easy read. Makes me chuckle that I was on his Devil's Edge a few days ago and having lunch in one of the villages below. I also enjoyed hearing the author 'live' a year or two back at the Bakewell library as he is a very entertaining speaker.

from SandyLee

THE DEVIL'S EDGE Stephen Booth Someone is breaking into a gated community in Riddings. This time a woman is found dead and DC Ben Cooper has been dispatched to investigate. The press has labeled the invaders the "Savages." Every town has its resident snoop and Riddings is no different. Barry Gamb...