Peculiar Crimes Unit: Bryant & May: Strange Tide (Hardcover)

from CKGS

Arthur Bryant, John May and the PCU or the Peculiar Crimes Unit have a new case. A young woman is found chained and floating in the Thames where a former beach once entertained countless children and their parents. In the latest mystery in the series, the close knit band of PCU members is concern...

from Welsh_eileen2

Just another day at the office for the Peculiar Crimes Unit. A girl's body is found tied to a pole in the Thames. This is yet another great story by Christopher Fowler. Very funny (especially the scene with Boadicea and the Roman Centurion)! Why there isn't a TV series I'll never know. Very, very...

from GarySeverance

This is the second Bryant and May novel in the Peculiar Crimes Unit Series I have read. Sadly, Bryant appears to be deteriorating mentally in a rapid way complicated by forgetfulness, confusion, and hallucinations. May is quite concerned that his long time partner in the solution of crimes needs ...

from NewsieQ

The Peculiar Crimes Unit is always on the brink of extinction. But this time, it looks as if it really might happen. For the last few books, Arthur Bryant, one of the Unit's senior members, has been experiencing problems with his mighty brain. He appears to have dementia and also has lucid dreams...

from smik

A Bryant & May, Book 13 in the series, following on from THE BURNING MAN. Mostly I have been listening to the audio books of this series so it will be interesting to see how this one takes me. Arthur Bryant appeared to be developing Alzheimer's quite rapidly at the end of the last book, and at th...