The Inspector Banks Mysteries, 26: Many Rivers to Cross: A DCI Banks Novel (Audiobook)

from SamSattler

By my count, Many Rivers to Cross is Peter Robinson's twenty-sixth Inspector John Banks novel. I only discovered the series with book number twenty-five, Careless Love, a novel I very much enjoyed and was excited to have stumbled upon at my local library. From there, I decided to start reading th...

from malcrf

Very easy to read, but perhaps a bit bland, a bit cliched. Not very memorable.

from thornton37814

When a Middle Eastern boy's body is found stuffed in a trash can, Banks and his team must investigate. About the same time, an old man in an estate soon-to-be demolished for a development is found slumped over in his motorized wheelchair. The mystery deals with drugs, the Albanian mafia, and raci...

from nbmars

Many rivers to Cross is the 26th in Peter Robinson's DCI Alan Banks series of police procedure novels. A teenaged boy, appearing to be Middle Eastern, is found dead in a trash bin. A police canvass of the neighborhood fails to discover anyone who recognizes the victim, leading Banks and his sta...

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Not my favorite Banks - I've read and loved them all. It just seemed rather same same, and I didn't like Zelda's antics. I'll put aside and read again later - it may just have been the mood.