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  • The Blood of Crows

  • Anderson and Costello, Book 4
  • By: Caro Ramsay
  • Narrated by: James MacPherson
  • Length: 12 hrs and 41 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (8 ratings)

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The Blood of Crows

By: Caro Ramsay
Narrated by: James MacPherson
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Publisher's summary

DI Colin Anderson is having a bad week. His conviction of paedophile Skelpie Fairbairn is declared unsafe, putting Fairbairn back on Glasgow's streets. Then a succession of strange crimes - a gangster torched alive; a teenage boy tortured then dropped off a bridge; a police suicide; a young girl tied to the river bank and left for the tide – leave Anderson with his hands full and questioning whether this array of evils are all, somehow, linked.

©2012 Caro Ramsay (P)2012 W F Howes Ltd
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Gruesome - unfortunately.

This book is gruesome, not only because of what happens in the story, but also because it's a comment on the world we now live in.
I can't say it was enjoyable - it was gripping though.
I wouldn't recommend it to the fainthearted, but it isn't a horror book in the classic sense.

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