Inspector Banks Novels, 27: Not Dark Yet (Hardcover)

from byl_strother

I'll make this short. I enjoyed the book a lot. If you think you would enjoy it you should back up to Careless Love (#25) at the very least and go from there. It's best to start with #1 because there are long, ongoing relationships over the entire series that it helps to understand. If that's a b...

from Carol420

It has a rather complicated plot. When you take into consideration that the author has inserted many passages into an otherwise interesting storyline that describes scenery, meals, and musical selections, although still "interesting"...they seemed to be tedious and unnecessarily. The usual charac...

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Police Superintendent Alan Banks and his team of detectives are investigating a double murder at a posh residence. The victims are a shady property developer and his majordomo. The murders were vicious, one of the victims was disemboweled and his body thrown into a swimming pool. The police suspe...

from smik

Another many stranded plot, firmly rooted in the infiltration of Britain by East European mafia. Added to that the exploration of Banks's personal life. Some heart stopping moments as not only Zelda is abducted but also Banks himself is snatched and then thinks his end has come. I am always an ...

from Twink

Not Dark Yet is the 27th entry in Peter Robinson's fabulous Inspector Banks series. I've read each and everyone and couldn't wait to pick up this latest. Not Dark Yet picks up where the last book left off. We met Zelda in the 25th book, Careless Love. She worked with law-enforcement to identify...