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The Complaints

✍ Scribed by Rankin, Ian


Publisher
Thorndike Press
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Weight
219 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780316039741

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✦ Synopsis


From Wikipedia

The Complaints is a novel by acclaimed crime writer Ian Rankin. It was published in UK on 3 September 2009. Read more - Shopping-Enabled Wikipedia on Amazon

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From Publishers Weekly

Fans of Rankin's Det. Insp. John Rebus will be disappointed by this so-so police procedural, his second stand-alone since Rebus ''retired'' (after Doors Open). Malcolm Foxβ€”call him Rebus ''Lite'' (he doesn't drink, he broods less, and he has none of Rebus's wit)β€”works for the Scottish equivalent of Internal Affairs, ''Complaints and Conduct'' (aka ''the Complaints''), which investigates corrupt cops. Fox looks into the case of Det. Sgt. Jamie Breck, who may be trading in child pornography over the Internet. Meanwhile, when Vince Faulkner, Fox's sister's lover and abuser, turns up dead, Fox becomes a murder suspect. A torturously complicated plot follows involving the suspicious suicide of a failing property developer, large-scale money laundering, and crookedness at every level of Scottish society, but nothing's really at stake. As always with Rankin, Scotland itself is a main characterβ€”''the whole of Scotland's in meltdown,'' says Foxβ€”and that may be this tepid novel's main attraction. 10-city author tour. (Mar.)
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