Not his best, but like his football team, you can't win them all.
And like any real fan, I will stay loyal to, and enjoy, this series to the end..! ( )

Grace is now becoming a superhero with 2 heroic acts in one book. Move over James Bond, Britain has a new savior. Least favourite book in the series. ( )

The 14th novel in the series explores the Albanian community in Brighton while also dealing with a bomb scare at the stadium (during the first game for the local team in Premier League) and the kidnapping of a young man. As usual nothing is exactly what it seems to be and Roy Grace end up risking his life more than once - something we had not seen since the early books in the series. And the repercussions from the end of the previous book are still with the team. I'd admit that I was not sure how this one will finish - we had seen the final scenario play in a different form before - with both positive and negative ends. Which is always good in a series - if it can still be unpredictable after 14 books, the writer is doing something right. ( )

Unfortunately the book didn't live up to the expectations. I am usually a fan, but this time the story felt like some corners were cut, and the ending was a bit too corny for my taste. I truly hope P.J.'s next book will be better! ( )

Another 5 star offering from Peter James. The Roy Grace series has got to be one of the best series in print. This author always keeps the pages turning with short chapters, great characters, and a story that always has an unpredictable outcome. ( )