Cafferty's motivation in providing the tips was self . Rebus tangles with his own police brass in an attempt to solve a gritty, convoluted murder where everything . Another very worthy addition to a great series, Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 24, 2022. Cathy Tyson, brisk and sensible, has far too little to do as his onetime colleague and Dani Heron . Required fields are marked *. Why? Everyone is either second-guessing someone or being economical with the truth. I recently visited Edinburgh for the first time and already long to return. After two years without Rebus, it's great to have the curmudgeonly old ex-cop back - and in somewhere near top form. yet if either got in the others way, only one of them would emerge standing. As political passions run high, Read More, The twelfth Inspector Rebus bestseller - a powerfully gripping novel where past and present collide From the No.1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES 'This is, quite simply, crime writing of the highest order' DAILY EXPRESS 'The unopposed champion of the British police procedural' GUARDIAN A student Read More, The thirteenth Inspector Rebus novel from the No.1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES 'No one in Britain writes better crime novels' Evening Standard 'This is Rankin at his best, and, boy, that's saying something' TIME OUT Rebus is off the case - literally. The topicality and eye for detail are awesome' Jilly Cooper 'This is possibly the best novel you will read in your life full Read More, Sometimes murder is the easy way out A brilliant Rebus novel from the No.1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES. By the time we meet Cafferty inThe Naming of the Dead,he is repeatedly visiting Rebus at his flat to offer insights into his case, and Rebus relies on information that Cafferty passes on. The character married before the beginning of the Rebus books, but was divorced some time in the 1980s. Caffertys presence is often found in the background of the cases that Rebus and Clarke are working on but there is never enough evidence to make an arrest. Who does "Big Ger" Cafferty kill in Rebus' presence? A Heart Full of Headstones begins with Rebus making a court appearance during troubled Covid times and facing a charge that Rankin tantalisingly reveals much later on in the book. A local MSP reports a missing Kosovan girl, last seen with a known criminal, who also seems to have vanished. Inspector John Rebus made his debut in Ian Rankin's second novel, Knots and Crosses, which was published in March 1987. Something went wrong. Rebus and Cafferty have a complicated relationship. 'Britain's No.1 crime writer' Daily Mirror 'Ian Rankin is a genius' Lee Child A mugging gone wrong or murder? Rebus's personal life Rhona. Readings of the short story "Facing the Music" from Beggars Banquet, read by James MacPherson, and of the novella Death Is Not the End, performed by Douglas Henshall, have also been broadcast by BBC Radio. The story is slowly revealed it starts with Morris "Ger" Cafferty, an old crime boss and Rebus' antagonist hiring John to look for a man who might be dead. Four seasons have been aired; series 1 starred John Hannah and was made for STV by his own production company, Clerkenwell Films. 'There was only one exit from the alley, and he took it, running past Cafferty's men. So, who did it? No comment. [14] When Rankin wrote a novel in which Rebus himself retired, Exit Music (2007), there was speculation that the series would continue with Clarke as the main protagonist; the suggestion of Mark Lawson, that new Rebus novels would feature "Rebus playing Hannibal Lecter to her Agent Clarice Starling," is not completely outrageous, since in some of the later novels--e.g.
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