I really like the idea of Lynda going back to Jane Tennison's early days so we can read how she began her journey to a top detective.
This story is excellent, with the IRA bombs making an appearance, and Jane getting involved with some shady characters, albeit seeming perfectly normal on the surface. She's a little too trusting at times, but manages to make up for her faults with her incisive brain.
I like the police procedural aspect of these books and though Jane is rather gauche at times, we can begin to see how she hones her skills.
Very well-written as usual, the story is clever and complex. We even get to see Jane in civvies for a change.
I shall continue to follow the series with great interest!
This story is excellent, with the IRA bombs making an appearance, and Jane getting involved with some shady characters, albeit seeming perfectly normal on the surface. She's a little too trusting at times, but manages to make up for her faults with her incisive brain.
I like the police procedural aspect of these books and though Jane is rather gauche at times, we can begin to see how she hones her skills.
Very well-written as usual, the story is clever and complex. We even get to see Jane in civvies for a change.
I shall continue to follow the series with great interest!