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Can they not be polite to people in general - especially people who help - like the high-school artist for example who Logan sent on his way without so much as a thank you. I really enjoyed the humour combined with the crime element and will definitely read more in this series.
Unfortunately for Jack, the whereabouts of Mister Whisper’s last victim, Dylan, were never resolved and it has haunted Jack all these years. When a nurse is murdered on her way home from nightshift, Jack and his team go on the hunt for her killer.
Detektyvui Loganui taip pat netrūksta humoro jausmo, bet tai labiau eilinis detektyvinis trileris, smarkiai neišsiskiriantis iš kitų. I had figured out about 90% of it before the reveals, but even after I had it solved it was fun watching Logan figure it out and put the pieces together. Nuoširdus pastebėjimas, kad knyga savo siužetu labai panaši į visai neseniai skaitytą kito autoriaus knygą, ir tai šiek tiek sumenkino netikėtumo faktorių, tačiau smagu, kad čia buvo visai kitokia knygos baigtis. During the first 13% I really thought that I had a winner, but unfortunately the writing quality went downhill. Now, Jack has to prove if there is a copy cat killer or if he arrested the wrong man all those years ago.
D. Kirk, the reader is introduced to Detective Chief Inspector Jack Logan, a Scottish police investigator and, along with Jack, is drop-kicked into the Highlands to investigate a missing child case that bears a striking similarity to the case of the Mister Whisper case a decade ago. So either he’s been writing these for a long time and keeping them in a (big) shoebox, or he’s LJ Ross-level prolific.Owen is now in a secure hospital, but refuses to disclose the whereabouts of the bones of his third victim, Dylan Muir.
The narration by Andrew King was very good, with excellent vocal distinction between characters, and delivered in what sounded to me like a fine Scottish accent. Even though the characters weren't particularly original I still enjoyed Jack Logan's no-nonsense approach to everything, his traditional ways and his often grouchy attitude and the descriptions of the Scottish Highlands painted a picture so vivid and beautiful in my head I felt like I was there. a suspenseful and thrilling plot - even if I, personally, HATE when a cell doesn't have any reception when it is the most important thing in the whole F*** WORLD! The lead character is seconded North from Glasgow- as a reader does that mean he will end up there permanently- how does one get the gang together otherwise? The author is great writing descriptions and inner thoughts, but a disaster when it comes to dialogues.He is haunted by the memory of a previous case went wrong, and this is evident in the way he approaches his work. If a refund is payable to you we will process the refund as soon as possible, and, in any case within fourteen (14) days. He was such a macho hero solving it all by himself it just needed him to be wearing his superman underpants to make it complete. When another child disappears a hundred miles north in the Highlands, Jack is sent to lead the investigation and bring the boy home.
The author does an excellent job of creating a sense of realism, and the reader will feel as though they are right there alongside DCI Jack Logan as he edged closer to solving the case. He doesn't appear to have a drinking problem at all - there are no nights mentioned as having been spent in a bar. I am not usually affected by 'triggers', but I had to 'speed up' the audiobook narration whenever there were mentions of the hideous cruelty inflicted on several cats. Meanwhile, a hundred miles north in the Highlands not far from Fort William, a child goes missing while walking his dog with his dad. I accept that there were moments of compassion, but even they struck me as begrudging - like he felt he had to be kind but didn't really want to be.D.Kirk jau buvau pažįstama iš knygų apie Bobį Huną, tad pasirodžius naujai serijai neatsispyriau pagundai ją perskaityti.
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