Ok, we'll let you off, no point in going on if you're not enjoying it. i do like the Mo Hayder books too, but haven't read the most recent yet although it is on my port.
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To: <electrobooks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 10:01 AM Subject: [electrobooks] UNLUCKY FOR SOME AGAINOK, not even left for Brum yet, but started from where I'd left off - about thirty eight per cent - and was reminded all over again of the things that had put me off this book,. First, I've always had a problem with invented places. Why did she bother setting the book in Bartonshire? Why not choose an actual location? The characters are, without exception, irritating. If the ins and outs of self administering insulin are pertinent to the plot then that's a contrivance which gets on my wick. So my trip to Birmingham will be occupied with finishing the David Peace I'm currently reading and then starting the latest Mo Hayder. Certainly her first two are much more my sort of crime fiction.
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