Inspector Rebus: Even Dogs in the Wild (Audiobook)

from DrLed

Synopsis: Rebus is fully retired - sort of. On this case he's called in as a civilian consultant because Cafferty is nearly murdered under the same circumstances as a not as lucky senior lawyer. The tangle also pulls in hoods from Glasglow and Darryl Christi, forming an uneasy alliance against th...

from pgchuis

Malcolm Fox is co-opted onto a team from Glasgow come to trace a haulier who has gone missing with illegal property belonging to the Stark family (also from Glasgow). Siobhan Clarke is on a team investigating the death of a former influential lawyer and Rebus is drawn in when his old frenemy Caff...

from the.ken.petersen

Crime novels don't get any better than a John Rebus story. Ian Rankin writes these books with all the effort that goes in to great works of literature: no gory details to hide a lack of characterisation here. They're not needed. Not only has John Rebus grown as a person throughout the series, but...

from maneekuhi

Rankin's Rebus series, once thought dead when Rebus retired from the police force, is very alive and well indeed. Improving with age if you will. I have read every one of the 20 plus novels in the series and "Even Dogs" is one of my favorites, and the first six books are not. All the past charact...

from Romonko

This is the 20th book in the Inspector Rebus series, and, as good as they all have been, I think this is one of the THE best in this series. Rebus is supposedly retired for real now, but even so he finds himself drawn into an investigation by none other than his old nemesis Big Ger Cafferty. Caff...