Hide and Seek

Inspector Rebus, Book 2

By: Ian Rankin

Narrated by: Michael Page

In a shadowy, crumbling Edinburgh housing development, a junkie lies dead of an overdose, his body surrounded by signs of Satanic worship. Inspector John Rebus could call it an accident. But won’t. Now he’s got to search the city, from the tunnels of its dark underbelly to the private sanctum of the upper crust, to find the perfect hiding place for a killer.

©2013 Ian Rankin (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Critic reviews

"A superior series." ( The New York Times Book Review)

"Ian Rankin, you cannot go wrong." ( The Boston Globe)

Second Rebus

Not as good as the first. But I’ll read the next in the series in a month or so.

Edinburgh Spoken Here

I was mostly into (the audible version) for the spoken dialects to compare with the first season of the BBC version (another "Thank Gawd for Subtitles" show). i'm impressed. i started with "Knots and Crosses" and i'm looking forward to "Tooth and Mail".

a good book in the series

A very complex plot that was interesting but I had to reread several things and relisten to several things to keep track. The performance audio was done well I really understand how difficult it is to differentiate voices with all the characters. still recommend the old BBC series of this it's not very politically correct you just have to think of the time period.

Hide and Seek.,

I really like the dry Scottish Humor in the Ian Rankin Inspector Reubus series. I had listened to about half of the series and decided to listen to them again, in order, which really helps, to keep you from those "what the heck moments "

Way better than the first one

Give it a go. Moving on to the third in the series. So glad I read the second book.