Abattoir Blues: Peter Robinson: 22 (Alan Banks, 22) - Tapa blanda

A real page-turner that confirms Robinson as a master of crime fiction. * Bella Magazine * As always with the excellent DCI Alan Banks novels, you can expect the story to grip you from beginning to end. * Choice * Classic Robinson: labyrinthine plot merged with deft characterisation * Observer * It's neither the setting nor even the characters that makes Robinson's work so satisfying, but the plotting of Swiss-watch precision * Independent * [Peter Robinson deserves a place] near, perhaps even at the top of, the British crime writers' league * The Times * As always with the excellent DCI Alan Banks novels, you can expect the story to grip you from beginning to end * Choice * A real page-turner that confirms Robinson as a master of crime fiction * Bella Magazine * Peter Robinson deserves a place near, perhaps even at the top of, the British crime writers' league * The Times * Classic Robinson: labyrinthine plot merged with deft characterisation * Observer *

Two missing boys.A stolen bolt gun.One fatal shot.Three ingredients for murder.When DCI Banks and his team are called to investigate the theft of a tractor from a North Yorkshire village, they're far from enthusiastic about what seems to be a simple case of rural crime. Then a blood stain is found in an abandoned hangar, two main suspects vanish without a trace, and events take a darkly sinister turn.As each lead does little to unravel the mystery, Banks feels like the case is coming to a dead end. Until a road accident reveals some alarming evidence, which throws the investigation to a frightening new level.Someone is trying to cover their tracks - someone with very deadly intent . . .