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• Sales Rank: #386167 in Books
  
• Published on: 2005
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 581 pages

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Just Brilliant!
By Maureen
With more red herrings than you can shake a fishing rod at, Scottish author Stuart MacBride has kept me guessing pretty much the whole way through Cold Granite.Aberdeen, Scotland is the setting, and in the midst of winter it's a bitterly cold and unforgiving location. The icy chills stem not only from the weather though, as there is a monster of a serial killer stalking its streets. The disturbing storyline of child abduction and murder, means it's always going to be a difficult read, but gosh it was so compelling, the characters so realistic.DS Logan McRae is fully challenged with his first case after a year off work on sick. It begins with the discovery of the body of 4 year old David Reid, he'd been strangled and mutilated, and dumped in a ditch. This is just the beginning though, as there are more horrific discoveries to be made, and it's both heartbreaking and gripping at the same time. I was holding my breath and hoping for the best whilst dreading what was coming next.Stuart MacBride has constructed a brilliant beginning to the DS McRae series. There are some really meaty characters in the form of DI Insch, and DI Steele, their sense of humour was a joy to witness, and they provided light relief from some pretty horrific and graphic details. It was hard to put this one down, the sense of the clock ticking before another victim is discovered was palpable. Comparisons are bound to be made with Ian Rankin's Rebus ( who I love ) but I have to say that Stuart MacBride stands up to the comparison really well. A great police procedural.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Tough subject but so well written. You can't help but fall in love with the characters, the narrative and the setting
By Spicewalker
Finally got round to reading through this after a number of false starts. What can I say. Loved it. Hard story as child abuse was never going to be all hearts and flowers, but the story is well written and the characters are excellent. Got a bit of a book crush on DS McRae. And Inspector Insch makes you smile too.A good number of twists and turns in the story, deliberate misdirection and interwoven stories which will keep you wondering right up to the end (even if you spot a few tells along the way for the sub plots, the main theme and villain is cleverly disguised throughout.) What a busy couple of weeks.I loved the depiction of Aberdeen too. I don't get up there as often as I like, but the narrative and the characters just put me in mind of too many people I know from North of the Border and it just makes me smile.Just bought books 2 through 9 so I should be busy for a while. Why did I miss this series before???

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
All just a bit too far-fetched for me.
By Clare Sussex
I have read a couple of thrillers by Stuart McBride, but this is my first 'Logan McRae', and I just could not warm to any of the characters. 'Cold Granite' is described as Book 1 of a series, but a strong earlier story involving the main characters is mentioned in passing. The earlier story involves Logan's being seriously injured in a stabbing, but he seems to have made an extraordinary recovery by this book, as he dashes around Aberdeen in appalling weather, gallops through thick snow, takes on another gangster wielding a knife, is half-strangled, survives daily soakings in rain and snow storms (why doesn't the man get some weatherproof clothes!) and jumps to half-baked conclusions on the flimsiest of evidence - and all on a diet of pain-killers, booze, and lousy food.I decided to read to the end as I was certain by chapter 3 that I knew the identity of the child-snatcher, and wanted to see if I was right (I wasn't) but I then lost interest in DS McRae's future career.

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