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The Falls - Inspector Rebus, Bk 12
Author: Ian Rankin

When the privileged daughter of a merchant banker disappears, a search through her e-mails uncovers her secret life-and a bizarre correspondence with an on-line game player who delights in macabre puzzles. The first game was for the girl. The next one is for Inspector John Rebus, a man haunted by the impenetrable riddles of his own troubled past... more »

ISBN-13: 9780312982409
ISBN-10: 0312982402
Publication Date: 2/17/2003
Pages: 496
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4 stars, based on 37 ratings

Publisher: St. Martin's Minotaur
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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Anne T. (beadyreader) reviewed The Falls (Inspector Rebus, Bk 12) on 7/9/2006 + 57 more book reviews

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Since I am a big fan of Rankin, it is hard to tell you this is the best I've read so far. But it just noese over the rest. Interesting premises!

Currently 5/5 Stars.

Wade R. reviewed The Falls (Inspector Rebus, Bk 12) on 4/3/2006 + 91 more book reviews

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I love Ian Rankin, so I am not objective, but this is one is great, much as all his work is.

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Currently 4/5 Stars.

SL S. (sher7) reviewed The Falls (Inspector Rebus, Bk 12) on 11/20/2011

I havern't read many of Ian Rankin's books,yet. But, so far this is my favorite. I enjoy how his characters are developed so that the reader feels she knows them. The story was interesting and contaied some Scottish history within the plot. There were surprises along theway and I was wrong when I assumed who the bad guys were.
For those of you who enjoy British mysteries, try going north and read Ian Rankin. Well written and a story that keeps you wanting to read.