Another installment of the Roy Grace series. I didn't like this one as much as the others, but I still found it interesting. My enjoyment of the book was lessened because, to be honest, I found the back and forth in time periods distracting and confusing at times. I wasn't particularly fond of the way that Sandy was portrayed, considering that this woman was the love of Roy's life until he met Chleo. She seemed rather unforgiving and bitchy to me. The crimes were, as always, horrific and the police procedure, as always, was fascinating. Looking forward to the next installment, hoping the story is more like the other Roy Grace stories. Another brilliant dose of Roy Grace. This time Roy is on the scent of a murdering shoe fetishist stalking posh women in Brighton. One of the best of the series because the case is fun and intriguing. When Roy gives the exclusive to the reporter from The Argus that the rapist had a small dick I was in stitches!The book gives more insight into the relationship between Roy and Sandy. Sandy is his wife who vanished ten years ago. I am not warming to Sandy. She is very moany!Recommended! I can't wait to start the next Roy Grace!
Do You like book Doodskus (2010)?
Very good. Author occasionally repeated himself. I want to read other books in this series.
—jordynfortune
Damn, it has been a long time since I've read a police procedural this good.
—nick
I only read a little bit of it and could not get into the book.
—SierriaLeone
