Inspector Alan Banks returns in this riveting, suspenseful, and incendiary tale of murder by the acclaimed, "New York Times" bestselling author. When suspicious fires destroy three lives, Banks realizes he's facing a maniac whose deadly work is not yet done.
I started to read chapter 1. The way the characters were talking, the way they were discribed and just the overall feel was just a little too much. The author seemed to be writing a movie for AMC or TCM - if it were a movie you could say it was over acting.
Peter Robinson is one of my favourite mystery writers. I love British mysteries. This week though, Naming All the Animals is hijacking all of my interest!
Just now getting the book from library - my name finally came up - it caught my interest with the last read - hope it lives up to expectations and recommendations -
Still reading on this one - I find British mysteries tend to slow me down a bit and I am not a "fast" reader to begin with - but some of their sayings - not to mention places - give me pause -
Am beginning to really get into it now and think I finally have all the characters in place and think I will be reading more of Banks and do hope he and Anne will get back together - think they will - the author is just playing us along -
As of now I haven't figured out "who did it?" - we'll see -
