Another great outing for MacBride's Aberdeen detective, Logan McRae.
Over the course of five volumes, McRae's cases have become darker, and his personal and professional life more complicated. This is all lightened by MacBrides's keen sense of observation, and wit -- please don't judge, but even at the darkest moment, there's something that makes you laugh out loud.
In the course of this novel, McRae is dispatched to Poland to investigate possible links between his investigation in Aberdeen and a long series of horrific cases in Warsaw and Krakow. Someone really should have warned the Warsaw Tourist Board .... how do you say persona non grata in Polish?
Over the course of five volumes, McRae's cases have become darker, and his personal and professional life more complicated. This is all lightened by MacBrides's keen sense of observation, and wit -- please don't judge, but even at the darkest moment, there's something that makes you laugh out loud.
In the course of this novel, McRae is dispatched to Poland to investigate possible links between his investigation in Aberdeen and a long series of horrific cases in Warsaw and Krakow. Someone really should have warned the Warsaw Tourist Board .... how do you say persona non grata in Polish?
