Good Friday: A Jane Tennison Thriller (Book 3)

from jhullie

What a terrific book! I loved the 1970's setting. It was refreshing to revisit a world without texts and gadgets. The characters were believable and likable. I read an uncorrected proof from the publisher so didn't have this fancy cover but I loved it!

from diana.hauser

GOOD FRIDAY: TENNISON, BOOK 3 by Lynda La Plante. This series portrays Jane Tennison's early years on the police force. In Book 3, Jane is a newly-qualified detective and as she travels to court one morning, is caught up in a deadly IRA-inspired bomb blast at Covent Garden Underground Station. Ja...

from RowingRabbit

I cannot think of this character without picturing the inimitable Dame Helen Mirren from BBC's excellent "Prime Suspect". But before she became the complex & world weary DCI of that series, she was DC Jane Tennison, a young woman just finding her feet. London in 1976 is a dangerous place to be a ...

from busylizzie2

Good Friday was my first Lynda La Plante novel, and I've never watched Prime Suspect, but of course I was aware of the popularity of that series and of the main character, Jane Tennison. This is the third book in the Jane Tennison thriller series which covers her early police career, but it worke...