A Question Of Blood

AuteurIan Rankin
UitgeverijLittle Brown and Company
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'A Question Of Blood' by Ian Rankin is a gripping crime novel that delves deep into the complexities of human nature and the dark underbelly of society. Set in the atmospheric streets of Edinburgh, the story follows Detective Inspector John Rebus as he investigates a shooting at a private school, uncovering a web of secrets, lies, and revenge. Rankin's masterful storytelling and rich character development make this a standout addition to the Rebus series. With its intricate plot and moral dilemmas, the novel offers readers a thought-provoking exploration of justice and redemption. The ISBN for this compelling read is 9780316159180, making it a must-have for fans of crime fiction and literary thrillers alike.

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Auteur	Ian Rankin
ISBN	9780316159180
Taal	en
Bindwijze	Paperback
Tags	crime fiction Ian Rankin Detective Rebus Edinburgh mystery thriller

Ian Rankin's 'A Question Of Blood' is a testament to his skill as a writer, blending suspense, drama, and psychological depth into a seamless narrative. The novel's strengths lie in its well-crafted characters, particularly the flawed yet relatable John Rebus, and its authentic depiction of Edinburgh's contrasting landscapes. However, some readers may find the plot's complexity challenging to follow at times. Despite this, the book's exploration of themes such as guilt, loyalty, and the nature of evil resonates deeply, making it a rewarding read. Rankin's ability to maintain tension and deliver unexpected twists ensures that 'A Question Of Blood' remains engaging from start to finish.

In 'A Question Of Blood,' Detective Inspector John Rebus is drawn into a chilling investigation after a shooting at a prestigious Edinburgh school leaves two students dead and one injured. As Rebus delves deeper, he discovers connections to his own past and a suspect with a mysterious link to the victims. The case becomes personal when Rebus's involvement is questioned, forcing him to confront his demons while navigating a maze of deceit and violence. Rankin's narrative weaves together multiple threads, culminating in a shocking revelation that challenges Rebus's understanding of justice and morality. This novel is a compelling exploration of the consequences of our actions and the blurred lines between right and wrong.