Saturday, 13 August 2022

The Murder Book by Mark Billingham


 Thorne is most definitely back, and Billingham provides us with a satisfyingly shocking and very readable 18th tale in the Thorne series...
...Blillingham's writing allows us to continue to connect with the flawed characters that we have come to know so well, whilst offering us twisty as f*&k plots!


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