Death in Holy Orders
And so, Commander Adam Dagliesh nails the murderer, and the killing spree at St Anselm's finally comes to an end. The novel is a good and engaging read, with the usual mix of equally dubious suspects with equally dark skeletons in their closets.
I didn't realise that the BBC had produced a two-part drama series based on the novel. It should be quite interesting to watch.
I rate the book 3/5.
Labels: Reading
posted by Renohtaram @ 10:32 am
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Have you read anything by Ian Rankin before? Highly recommended by me. :)
oh yes, i have read Ian Rankin once before. :) The book was "The Falls", in which Detective Inspector John Rebus and his partner Siobhan Clarke try to solve a mystery involving dolls kept in wooden coffins.
Theres a movie base on a PD James novel , children of men http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0206634/ go catch it if u can.
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