The Impossible Dead
Autor Ian Rankinen Limba Engleză Paperback – 5 noi 2012
The Complaints: that's the Internal Affairs department that seeks out dirty and compromised cops, the ones who've made deals with the devil. And sometimes the Complaints must travel. A new inquiry sets Malcolm Fox and his colleagues adrift in unknown territory with befuddling protocol, and no clear guide to trust. When Fox uncovers a trail leading to the secrets behind a politician's suicide, suddenly reputations are on the line. Rankin's newest thriller shows our own lives reflected in this age of fear and paranoia.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780316078771
ISBN-10: 0316078778
Pagini: 432
Dimensiuni: 140 x 213 x 29 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: Little, Brown and Company
Colecția Back Bay Books
ISBN-10: 0316078778
Pagini: 432
Dimensiuni: 140 x 213 x 29 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: Little, Brown and Company
Colecția Back Bay Books
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Notă biografică
Ian
Rankin
is
a
#1
international
bestselling
author.
Winner
of
an
Edgar
Award
and
the
recipient
of
a
Gold
Dagger
for
fiction
and
the
Chandler-Fulbright
Award,
he
lives
in
Edinburgh,
Scotland,
with
his
wife
and
their
two
sons.
Descriere
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Malcolm Fox returns in the stunning second novel in Ian Rankin's series... 'Criminally good' WOMAN & HOME
From the No.1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES.
'Excitingly gripping storytelling' THE TIMES
Malcolm Fox and his team are back, investigating whether fellow cops covered up for Detective Paul Carter. Carter has been found guilty of misconduct, but what should be a simple job is soon complicated by a brutal murder and a weapon that should not even exist.
A trail of revelations leads Fox back to 1985, a year of desperate unrest when letter-bombs and poisonous spores were sent to government offices, and kidnappings and murders were plotted. But while the body count rises the clock starts ticking, and a dramatic turn of events sees Fox in mortal danger.
Malcolm Fox returns in the stunning second novel in Ian Rankin's series... 'Criminally good' WOMAN & HOME
From the No.1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES.
'Excitingly gripping storytelling' THE TIMES
Malcolm Fox and his team are back, investigating whether fellow cops covered up for Detective Paul Carter. Carter has been found guilty of misconduct, but what should be a simple job is soon complicated by a brutal murder and a weapon that should not even exist.
A trail of revelations leads Fox back to 1985, a year of desperate unrest when letter-bombs and poisonous spores were sent to government offices, and kidnappings and murders were plotted. But while the body count rises the clock starts ticking, and a dramatic turn of events sees Fox in mortal danger.
Recenzii
Fox works for me. Divorced and in his mid-40s, he's quieter than Rebus and warier of confrontation, but no less complex... So doubters be damned: this novel is taut, compulsive and hugely satisfying
This is the second outing for Rankin's Inspector Malcolm Fox, who has the seemingly impossible job of rooting out corrupt colleagues
Proving there's life - and murder - after gloomy Rebus, Rankin pops up with a new cop here, DI Fox
Criminally good
The plot, pacing and characterisation are all handled with impeccable skill, while Rankin infuses his story with subtle social commentary into the bargain. Fans may still mourn Rebus, but Fox is a worthy replacement
No one writes dialogue that seethes with conflict as well as him
This is Rankin, so it's only to be expected that the plotting should be tight, the dialogue quick-fire, the crimes disturbingly believable, taking place as they do in a world that is so thoroughly and obviously our own, today. What the creator of Rebus also gives us in Fox - initially in the inspector's first outing, The Complaints, and again here is another complex, driven policeman: difficult, largely miserable and lonely, but utterly real'
What is the most memorable here is the storyline about the deterioration of Fox's father, handled so sensitively as to make Henning Mankell's depiction of the decline of Wallander's father seem histrionic
Fox remains a worthy successor to Rebus, retaining his outsider status and incorruptibility but operating in a much more modern context
Post-Rebus Rankin has lost none of his mastery of excitingly gripping storytelling
masterful thriller that will have you gripped to the very last page
taut, compulsive and hugely satisfying, with plenty to say about the limits of memory and the dangers of historical idealism. If this is where Rankin is now, I'm not sure I'd want him to be anywhere else
He offers an account of personal and political alienation, the tactics needed to contain terrorism, and the desirability or otherwise of deceit
Could Ian Rankin ever follow his Rebus success? Happily for his fans, he proves he can
Last of all, envy stops me from saying more about Ian Rankin's new novel, than that it's impossibly good
"An addictive, brilliantly written page-turner"
"A cracking thriller starring Ian Rankin's new hero Malcolm Fox"
This is the second outing for Rankin's Inspector Malcolm Fox, who has the seemingly impossible job of rooting out corrupt colleagues
Proving there's life - and murder - after gloomy Rebus, Rankin pops up with a new cop here, DI Fox
Criminally good
The plot, pacing and characterisation are all handled with impeccable skill, while Rankin infuses his story with subtle social commentary into the bargain. Fans may still mourn Rebus, but Fox is a worthy replacement
No one writes dialogue that seethes with conflict as well as him
This is Rankin, so it's only to be expected that the plotting should be tight, the dialogue quick-fire, the crimes disturbingly believable, taking place as they do in a world that is so thoroughly and obviously our own, today. What the creator of Rebus also gives us in Fox - initially in the inspector's first outing, The Complaints, and again here is another complex, driven policeman: difficult, largely miserable and lonely, but utterly real'
What is the most memorable here is the storyline about the deterioration of Fox's father, handled so sensitively as to make Henning Mankell's depiction of the decline of Wallander's father seem histrionic
Fox remains a worthy successor to Rebus, retaining his outsider status and incorruptibility but operating in a much more modern context
Post-Rebus Rankin has lost none of his mastery of excitingly gripping storytelling
masterful thriller that will have you gripped to the very last page
taut, compulsive and hugely satisfying, with plenty to say about the limits of memory and the dangers of historical idealism. If this is where Rankin is now, I'm not sure I'd want him to be anywhere else
He offers an account of personal and political alienation, the tactics needed to contain terrorism, and the desirability or otherwise of deceit
Could Ian Rankin ever follow his Rebus success? Happily for his fans, he proves he can
Last of all, envy stops me from saying more about Ian Rankin's new novel, than that it's impossibly good
"An addictive, brilliantly written page-turner"
"A cracking thriller starring Ian Rankin's new hero Malcolm Fox"