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The yips of small dogs came from one of the gardens downhill, insistent, ricocheting off the ceiling and around the curved room. The radio was off. Sarah routinely left the radio on in the kitchen when she was here, tuned to Radio 4. The conversational coo took the edge off the emptiness. Heard from another room it gave the impression that the house was full of charming, chatty people from Hampshire. Burglars might find that strange in Glasgow but it was plausible in the exclusive village of Thorntonhall

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Written by Denise Mina, Audiobook narrated by Sally Armstrong. Alex Morrow is not new to the police force - or to crime - but there is nothing familiar about the call she has just received. On a still night in a quiet suburb of Glasgow, Scotland, three armed men have slipped into a house, demanding a man who is not, and has never been, inside the front door. In the confusion that ensues, one family member is shot and another kidnapped, the assailants demanding an impossible ransom.

Book 2 picks up the story following Lisbeth's final confrontation with her "guardian," Nils Bjurman

Collecting award-winning novelist Denise Mina's (Garnethill, Deception, Field of Blood) take on the hard-drinking master of bad-luck magic from HELLBLAZER When an ordinary man innocently uses an incantation, he turns to Constantine for help. But. Slip of the Knife (Paddy Meehan, by Denise Mina. Book 2 picks up the story following Lisbeth's final confrontation with her "guardian," Nils Bjurman. Harriet Vanger, a scion of one of Sweden's wealthiest families disappeared over fo.

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Denise Mina gives a blow-by-blow analysis of who the victims of the UK's financial crisis are, from the . There are many story strands in this book which weave themselves together, but I was disappointed with the end of the book.

Denise Mina gives a blow-by-blow analysis of who the victims of the UK's financial crisis are, from the perspective of a pregnant detective in Glasgow who grew up in difficult circumstances. The difference between Mina's excellent book and say OR THE BULL KILLS YOU is that Mina includes relevant psychological details rather than writing a relatively superficial film treatment. It didn’t feel like the story was wrapped up to me. DS Morrow has featured previously in a Denise Mina book and I’m sure there’s more to come too.

Remember she's a Glaswegian from the same sort of background as Rab C Nesbitt and probably wears a string vest. For all her toughness, she hangs on to her endearingly non-PC female intuition, which can tell her if people are lying. Pretty much everyone she interviews in connection with the brutal murder of a mysterious young woman in Glasgow's leafier suburbs is ducking and diving to some extent, and that includes her colleagues.

Start Reading THE END OF THE WASP SEASON. A PLAYWRIGHT, graphic novelist, and crime fiction writer, Denise Mina defies category. But she is perhaps best known for her incisive crime novels, with countless recognitions including induction into the Crime Writers’ Association Hall of Fame.

shutting the door, something nameless weighed on her. She started the engine, using only the mirror to reverse into the street, already uncomfortable when she turned from the waist. She stopped at the bottom of the hill. Took a breath, shook her head and wondered what was wrong. A sense of discomfort but not the usual, this had a different quality