Inspector Banks Novels Children of the Revolution: An Inspector Banks Novel, Book 21, (Paperback)

from Carolee888

This is the first time that I have read one of Peter Robinson's Inspector Banks books. I enjoyed being introduced to the Inspector who has more knowledge of the music than I can remember of the 1960s and early 1970s. The Inspector had a rich memory of that music. Having lived through that age in ...

from KateBaxter

Author, Peter Robinson, does an excellent job of laying out the case and describing in great detail police investigative procedure - well done as well as unothodox. In my opinion, the suspects were well profiled and developed but I would have enjoyed reading more details regarding the personal de...

from Tmtrvlr

When a man's body is found by abandoned railroad tracks near his home, Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks investigates the murder. The victim, Gavin Miller, was a former college lecturer dismissed for misconduct and has been living as a recluse since. As with Peter Robinson's previous books, th...

from SquirrelHead

How could I possibly write a negative review of one of my favorite authors? I love DCI Banks and almost all books in the series have been page turners.......but this book could have been much shorter. Way too much detail and rambling. Let me start with what I liked, move on to my complaints and t...

from delphimo

I am really enjoying audiobooks, since I can knit as I listen. This story by Peter Robinson brings back memories of the 1970's, of course, I was not a flower child or hippie. Robinson incorporates music into every story and his choices remain eclectic. This story centers on the death of a ravaged...