Bleeding Hearts

Jack Harvey, Book 2

A TV reporter is murdered with a single bullet wound to the heart. The twist in the tale is that, this time, it's the man who fired the bullet who's asking all the questions.

Michael Weston wants to know why the police were on his tail so quickly. His first task is to find the writer of his pay cheque, the second is to make sure he doesn't get caught. Because one thing's for certain: the longer he sticks around to find out, the bigger the risk of making mistakes, revealing his cover and maybe losing his life.

©1994 Ian Rankin; (P)2002 Orion Publishing Group Ltd

Reseñas de la Crítica

"The nonstop action, copious violence and arcane details about weaponry and forensics will please thriller junkies." ( Publishers Weekly)

Not Ian Rankin's Best

I didn't care for this story. It seemed fake - all the James Bond like travelling all over the place, killing people without conscience, the wild western USA, fake accents etc. No wonder Rankin used a pen name.