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Oooh this is on my wishlist! I must make a conscious effort to move it up a bit now

He looks like his mouth is watering and is about to drool! .. a bit like myself as I look at all the Eric avs actually!

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Hey pipread! Great reviews! Nice to read that you enjoyed Dexter again I agree this installment was indeed better than the third. Looking forward to the next one! Last Known Victim sounds great, I'll add that to my wishlist. I think I may have seen that in Tescos the other day too

I think I know why ladies . After book four all I wanted to read about was Eric and it was a bit frustrating when things more or less went back to normal! I just kept thinking, 'where the hell is Eric!!!' :motz:It did pick up though That's my theory anyway

Or that too!

He's such an old fashioned twit isn't he?

You what? tut tut (Must remember that one )

I was laughing so much at this, I had to rewatch the scene as I missed what they said the first time! Brilliant!! Is anyone else who is this far feeling sorry for poor Its nice that this storyline was introduced, she's a great addition.

Oh fer goodness sake Hurry up!!! You should have just told your friends to come back! Have you thought about trying out for X Factor? With that voice, I'd vote for ya!

thank you Ben! I'm good thanks fer askin! If its a crime kick you're after then this would be perfect choice. It is pretty gruesome in places, but if like me you like that type of thing, then I definately recommend this series! Hope you're good after your lovely hols!

Sorry bout that!

Dying Light ~by~ Stuart Macbride Synopsis Courtesy of Waterstone's It's summertime in the Granite city: the sun is shining, the sky is blue, and people are dying! It starts with Rosie Williams, a prostitute, stripped naked and beaten to death down by the docks - the heart of Aberdeen's red light district. For DS Logan McRae it's a bad start to another bad day. Only a few short months ago, he was the golden boy of Grampian police. But one botched raid later, he's palmed off on a DI everyone knows is a jinx, waiting for the axe to fall with all the other rejects in the 'Screw-up Squad'. Logan's not going to take it lying down. He's determined to escape DI Steel and her unconventional methods, and the best way to do that is to crack the case in double-quick time. But, Rosie Williams won't be the only one making an unscheduled trip to the morgue. Across the city, six people are burning to death in a petrol-soaked squat, the doors and windows screwed shut from the outside. And despite Logan's best efforts, it's not long before another prostitute turns up on the slab! My thoughts: This is the sequel to Cold Granite and even better. DS Logan McRea has been assigned to DI Steel's 'screw-up squad', after a botched raid he orchestrated left an officer in a coma. With a DI working him hard and a Chief Inspector out to get him, he sets out to prove himself and work his way out of his predicament. This proves to be easier said than done, as a serial killer is enjoying his pastime a little too much and adding bodies to the morgue on a regular basis. There also happens to be a criminal boss from another city trying to set up business on Logan's patch and he's not to be messed with ... I love the fact that this series is set in Scotland, it makes it very easy to picture in my mind and the author does an excellent job of setting a scene, although it's mid-summer, with sun! Somewhat harder to picture in Aberdeen This book is another gritty read from MacBride, even more gruesome than the first but with just as much dark humour. I loved the intertwining stories and the author's depiction of the main character makes him both interesting and likeable. I really enjoyed this book and look forward to getting the next in the series. If I were to compare him to another author, it would be Richard Montanari, if you liked his 'Rosary Girls' series then I think you will like this. 9/10

"Never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you where or might have been was not otherwise what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise." From Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, said by the Duchess. I love it! It's one of those 'eh?' quotes where you have to think about it for a wee minute

Waterstones online are doing 'buy one get one free' on their young adult section. Good for those of you wanting to buy the Twilight series!

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You'll thank me! So arrogant, yet so sweet! I love it! I'm so excited!! :exc:Now I know how peacefield felt when I started Twilight! Oh much ... much more! Catwoman I hope you enjoy the series!

I liked this Dexter one too Lexie, and I agree, the involvement with the kids was really funny in places! Glad you liked it