Blood, Salt, Water
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By Denise Mina
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Acclaimed two-time winner of the THEAKSTON’S OLD PECULIER CRIME NOVEL OF THE YEAR AWARD, Denise Mina weaves a gripping tale of greed, power and misconception.
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I'm afraid this book hasn't gone down quite as well with my book group as some others. we were very grateful to receive copies of it from the Reading Agency via reading Groups for Everyone. We all felt some sympathy for hard man Iain Fraser and his torments, even though he's a murderer. We liked the setting, which isn't entirely surprising as at least 5 of us are Scottish, and West Coast/Glasgow Scottish at that. The personal conflict of the detective whose brother is in jail was an added dimension that gave depth to the book. The actual story itself was quite convoluted, a little too much at times, some of us thought. The reveal was a bit of a let down with most of us feeling it was just a bit too far fetched and unbelievable. One member thought it was ideal holiday reading and another thought it long winded and a bit boring. The rest of us were somewhere in between.