Detective Inspector Slider Mystery Star Fall, Book 17, (Paperback)

from Romonko

I have loved Bill Slider from the get-go. He's an everyday man who happens to run a tight murder squad. Each of his team has special skills, and Bill's skill is to make them each want to achieve. Bill sits back and analyzes and puts the pieces together. And all this is done with light humour, pun...

from Romonko

I have loved Bill Slider from the get-go. He's an everyday man who happens to run a tight murder squad. Each of his team has special skills, and Bill's skill is to make them each want to achieve. Bill sits back and analyzes and puts the pieces together. And all this is done with light humour, pun...

from BrianEWilliams

This is a good police procedural murder mystery. The story is solid - a few plausible red herrings - and all is satisfactorily wrapped up in the end. The characters are mostly bland - including Bill Slider -- compared to other British cop procedurals like those by Ian Rankin or Peter Robinson. Th...

from pgchuis

This was an interesting story. I feared the decision made after the arrest and charge was going to make me cross, but in the end this was resolved very entertainingly. I feel the end is in sight for me as far as this series is concerned!

from smik

I have been intending to read a title by this author for some time, even years. The Bill Slider series began with ORCHESTRATED DEATH published in 1991, and STAR FALL is #17 so I have plenty to catch up on. The style of this police procedural set in London is very similar to Ruth Rendell's Wexford...