Got this at a charity shop in York today.

So nice to come to a good, well-written crime thriller that keeps you reading. I've pretty much lost most of today reading this book because I didn't want to (and thankfully didn't have to) stop. It's a non-Rebus book (I've only read a couple of those), with a new main character and department. This is still set in Edinburgh but now in the Complaints department - those who investigate the dodgy policemen. The main character is Inspector Malcolm Fox, who has just tied up a very neat case against a crooked copper when the book starts. The next investigation starts to appear, handed across from the "chop shop" (those who investigate paedophiles) as it seems another detective has been subscribing to particularly nasty websites. It all looks straightforward, and you're expecting an investigation in this next detective. Then things suddenly get complicated, a nasty murder rocks up out of the blue and it seems as though Fox is now the one under suspicion.

Addictive book in the underbelly of Edinburgh. I'd certainly read more in this series.

I need to clear out more books. Not sure which charity shop this will end up in but will see if my brother could deliver to a charity shop next week for me.