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Playing With Fire A Novel Of Suspense (Paperback)
| Author: Peter Robinson |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harpercoll
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ISBN-10: 0060824646
ISBN-13: 9780060824648
Sku: 219974161
Publish Date: 2/3/2011
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(in Inches) 8.25H x 5.5L x 0.75T
Pages:
368
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Chief Inspector Alan Banks investigates two separate arson murders and discovers a link to art forgery.Chief Inspector Alan Banks investigates two separate arson murders and discovers a link to art forgery.
Chief Inspector Alan Banks investigates two separate arson murders and discovers a link to art forgery.Chief Inspector Alan Banks investigates two separate arson murders and discovers a link to art forgery.
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"...[A] real winner." - Mary Elizabeth Devine Winter 2004 New York Times Book Review
"`He had a knack for the thrust and parry, or the subtle persuasiveness of a good interrogation,' writes Robinson, whose own talents in this department account for both the quickness of mind that makes Banks such a keen protagonist and the diversity of tongue that gives the secondary characters--from inarticulate teenagers to bloviating art experts"--their lively individuality." - Marilyn Stasio 02/08/2004 Publishers Weekly
"Characterization is Robinson's real strength. Virtually every character is etched with care, precision and emotional insight. With each book, the quietly competent Alan Banks gets more and more human; like red wine, he gets better and more interesting with age." 12/15/2003
"...[A] real winner." - Mary Elizabeth Devine Winter 2004 New York Times Book Review
"`He had a knack for the thrust and parry, or the subtle persuasiveness of a good interrogation,' writes Robinson, whose own talents in this department account for both the quickness of mind that makes Banks such a keen protagonist and the diversity of tongue that gives the secondary characters--from inarticulate teenagers to bloviating art experts"--their lively individuality." - Marilyn Stasio 02/08/2004 Publishers Weekly
"Characterization is Robinson's real strength. Virtually every character is etched with care, precision and emotional insight. With each book, the quietly competent Alan Banks gets more and more human; like red wine, he gets better and more interesting with age." 12/15/2003
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