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Review: Dry Bones That Dream (Inspector Banks #7)

User Review - Karen - Goodreads

I'm a big Inspector Banks fan but this one didn't match up to expectations. Unusually for me, I correctly guessed the ending in the early part of the book and the plotline was a bit of a let down. Am still looking forward to the next one in the series though. Read full review

Review: Dry Bones That Dream (Inspector Banks #7)

User Review - Jenn - Goodreads

This one was a bit boring even with all the murders going on. Financial stories usually don't tickle my fancy. And the mentioning briefly of Churchill from the Caribbean didn't really delve into his situation enough. I had also guessed the ending midway through. Read full review

Review: Dry Bones That Dream (Inspector Banks #7)

User Review - Ellen - Goodreads

Not as good as previous books in the series, but love reading Peter Robinson nonetheless. Even a so-so British mystery is better than the american crap out there. Read full review

Review: Dry Bones That Dream (Inspector Banks #7)

User Review - Bettie - Goodreads

3* Gallows View (Inspector Banks #1): ebook 3* A Dedicated Man (Inspector Banks #2): ebook 3* A Necessary End (Inspector Banks #3): ebook 3* Dry Bones that Dream aka Final Account #7 3* Innocent ... Read full review

Review: Dry Bones That Dream (Inspector Banks #7)

User Review - Julia Henderson - Goodreads

yeah, yeah, a lot of thrillers lately...after 20 odd scientific papers on bog ecology the comfort of a Robinson cannot be underestimated! Read full review

Review: Dry Bones That Dream (Inspector Banks #7)

User Review - Tim - Goodreads

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Review: Dry Bones That Dream (Inspector Banks #7)

User Review - Donna Graves - Goodreads

Another great Evening in with Inspector Banks. made complicated ad I keep reading these books out of sequence. Read full review

Review: Dry Bones That Dream (Inspector Banks #7)

User Review - Monica - Goodreads

Ah...another great Robinson mystery starring Alan Banks. These books certainly are like a security blanket to me. I can always count on falling into the plot and being lulled into a fine state of ... Read full review