| ISBN: | 9781409134961 |
| Publisher: | Orion |
| Published: | 7 April, 2011 |
| Format: | Audiobook Downloadable |
| Language: | English |
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Part of Inspector Rebus (Series)
- 1 Knots and Crosses
- 2 Hide and Seek
- 3 Tooth and Nail
- 4 Strip Jack
- 5 The Black Book
- 6 Mortal Causes
- 7 Let It Bleed
- 8 Black and Blue
- 9 The Hanging Garden
- 9.5 Death Is Not the End
- 10 Dead Souls
- 11 Set in Darkness
- 12 The Falls
- 13 Resurrection Men
- 13.5 Beggars Banquet
- 14 A Question of Blood
- 15 Fleshmarket Close
- 16 The Naming of the Dead
- 17 Exit Music
- 18 Standing in Another Man's Grave
- 19 Saints of the Shadow Bible
- 19.5 In the Nick of Time: John Rebus vs. Roy Grace
- 20 Even Dogs in the Wild
- 21 Rather Be the Devil
- 22 In a House of Lies
- 23 A Song for the Dark Times
- 24 A Heart Full of Headstones
- 25 Midnight and Blue
- 1-3 Rebus: The Early Years
- 1-10 10 Great Rebus Novels
- The Beat Goes On
Over the years, Ian Rankin has amassed an incredible portfolio of short stories. Published in crime magazines, composed for events, broadcast on radio, they all share the best qualities of his phenomenally popular Rebus novels. Ranging from the macabre ('The Hanged Man') to the unfortunate ('The Only True Comedian') right back to the sinister ('Someone Got To Eddie') they all bear the hallmark of great crime writing. Of even more interest to his many fans, Ian includes seven Inspector Rebus stories in this collection...
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