by Ben Aaronovitch
Happily, I’d say this fifth installment in the Peter Grant series is a step up from number four. For the first time since the first book in the series, the plot centers primarily on one case, and boy did that help it feel so much more focused! I’m disappointed that Nightingale’s involvement was mini...
This series is so much fun, PC Peter Grant is caught perfectly between the world of the supernatural and being a cop. It comes across as believable and so much fun.Peter gets drawn into a missing children case that will have him a fish out his regular waters in Herefordshire rather than his home pat...
This series keeps getting better and better. About the only thing that would make it a 5 star book for me would be more page time for Thomas. As much as Peter is the MC in this series, Nightingale is the more fascinating of the characters, to me at least. Cannot wait to read the next book when it...
Peter Grant ends up in the small village of Herefordshire where the local police are reluctant to admit that there might be a supernatural element to the disappearance of some local children. But while you can take the London copper out of London, you can’t take the London out of the copper. Grant s...
Enjoyed seeing Peter outside London. Beverly came into her own. Intrigued to see what happens next
Spoilers galore. Because this is the fifth book in the series and you should already know if you like it or not. You've been warned. Peter is as Peter does, which is to say he's a bumbling idiot who rushes into things he isn't nearly ready for. Whether that is changing the urban scenery to rural, no...
I've fallen in love with the "Rivers of London" series. I look forward to each new book because I know I will slide into a world of PC Peter Grant and feel happier for being in his company: a mixed-race police constable in the Met, he approaches the world with an insatiable curiosity, a passion fo...
I don't think I ever expected one of the Rivers-books to take place outside of London. The city always played such a prominent part that I couldn't expect Peter solving crime somewhere else. Well, but he did and it worked (thankfully without turning Peter too much into 'city boy who has no clue how ...
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