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I prefer Rebus

Picked up at the May BX meetup at Trax.

I prefer Rebus too.
This was Ian Rankin’s second published book (after Knots And Crosses, the first Rebus) and he is still a young Scottish writer, finding his voice. It seems as though crime is more his forte than espionage as the events in Ireland are a bit far fetched.
On the whole, I enjoyed it.

Given to an Edinburgh-born friend who lives in London - a couple of connections to the book.