Bought for my NSS partner

Received in my NSS parcel.
Thank you very much;one to cross off the wishlist!

As with all short story collections, some are better than others - I particularly enjoyed Walking the Dog. It was interesting to read Robinson's non-Inspector Banks writings.
Thank you for sending me this, scoobydooo.

Being taken to the meet-up on Tuesday night.

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Picked up from the Camel & Artichoke at lunchtime today.

cover:
All crime has a cost.

Someone had arranged her on the bed as though she were sleeping. Her hair spread out upon the pillow, serene, innocent. Like a virgin.

In the seedy Soho nights of 1985, Alan Banks was near burnout. The job was taking it out of him and his life was in a mess. Now in Eastvale, DCI Banks remembers e events that sent him north twenty years ago. His last case - dubious businessmen in dodgy clubs, young girls on the game, and a killer on the loose.

Ten more brilliant and eclectic stories accompany this novella, which fills in the gaps in Banks' life before Yorkshire.

Sent to LadyIndigo for the November 2016 SCBE.

catsalive has been helping santa this year by sending sacks, aka australia post satchels, of books around australia (and other sacks of books around the world i am sure)

thankyou for your generosity - a new mt tbr begins - my wish would be for corresponding reading time

thanks again
happy reading
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