Inspector Banks Novels, 23: When the Music's Over (Hardcover)

from Romonko

As this is number 23 in the series, it shows that I have made an effort to read my way through this series. I think I have about 3 or 4 books left to go. I really enjoy this series. A lot of the books are stellar, especially later in the series. This one, though good, didn't grab me as much as a ...

from ashleytylerjohn

Standard Peter Robinson, neither better nor worse than he usually is (and he's unusually consistent!) If you haven't read him yet, start at the beginning, it's worth it. If you have, and you like him, you'll like it.(Note: 5 stars = rare and amazing, 4 = quite good book, 3 = a decent read, 2 = di...

from delphimo

This novel by Peter Robinson surprised me, as the story captured my interest immediately. The story deals with teen-age girls and the problems these girls encounter. These young girls are solicited by older men and groomed for the illegal sex market. The girls are controlled by drugs and presents...

from Gingermama

Robinson skillfully weaves together two investigations: one the current murder of a teenage girl, the other the case of a beloved entertainer accused of many years of abusing young female fans in the 1960s and 70s. The team of Annie Cabot and Gerry Masterson play an integral role in this book, an...

from scot2

I enjoy all Inspector Banks novels and I enjoyed this one. Extreme political correctness does exist in the UK. I did skim a lot of the diary written by one of the characters. However, the actual story was good and I love the characters of banks and Annie.