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A review by balthazarlawson
Close To The Bone by Stuart MacBride
4.0
Another great read about Logan McRae, now an acting DI. At least he wasn't shot or stabbed in this one. Though he isn't really the innocent sort of copper he would like to be and treads a very thin line between right and wrong. This is perhaps not as gory as previous novels but is still violent.
Stuart MacBride has the habit of including three way conversations in novels and at times they can be so very frustrating. This book includes them in they are more than annoying. Having a conversation on the phone while listening to the radio and trying to take it all in. It can be so easy to get lost at times and don't really add to the story.
Well worth a read.
Stuart MacBride has the habit of including three way conversations in novels and at times they can be so very frustrating. This book includes them in they are more than annoying. Having a conversation on the phone while listening to the radio and trying to take it all in. It can be so easy to get lost at times and don't really add to the story.
Well worth a read.