this is the 6th in the series
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I work in primary care in Yorkshire. I love Yorkshire and Scotland, I'm interested in herbs, folk music, creative cooking, knitting and time travel. As far as books go, I will read pretty much anything except horror
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Jansambrook (she/her) finished reading Insidious intent by Val McDermid (A Tony Hill and Carol Jordan novel -- 10)
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Insidious intent by Val McDermid (A Tony Hill and Carol Jordan novel -- 10)
"In Insidious Intent, Tony and Carol are on the hunt for a serial killer who forces the duo to confront …
Jansambrook (she/her) finished reading Splinter the silence by Val McDermid (Tony Hill novels)
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Splinter the silence by Val McDermid (Tony Hill novels)
"Is it violence if it's virtual? The outspoken women targeted by the increasingly cruel Internet trolls and bullies would probably …
Jansambrook (she/her) finished reading Cross and Burn (Tony Hill / Carol Jordan) by Val McDermid
Jansambrook (she/her) finished reading The Retribution (Tony Hill & Carol Jordan, #7) by Val McDermid
Jansambrook (she/her) reviewed Fever of the bone by Val McDermid
Jansambrook (she/her) reviewed Beneath the bleeding by Val McDermid
Jansambrook (she/her) reviewed Narrow Door by Joanne Harris
Slow start but good ending
4 stars
I read this for a book group. If it hadn't been for a group I might have given up partway through, because it took a long time to get going, but there were some big twists towards the end and the story and characters have been going round in my head since.
Jansambrook (she/her) reviewed The Wire in the Blood (A Dr. Tony Hill & Carol Jordan Mystery) by Val McDermid (Tony Hill & Carol Jordan (2))
gripping thriller with an ambiguous ending which means you just have to move straight on to the next one in the series
4 stars
I recently read Mermaids Singing, the first in this book series. It was well written but it featured a transphobic trope which just wouldn't be acceptable these days. But I liked the main characters, so I've read the second in the series and it was not at all problematic in the same way.