All the Colors of Darkness Audiobook

" Okay, another British mystery, why can't I learn that I'm over that "

" It started out good, then all of the sudden we're involved with M16 or M15 and what had been an interesting mystery transforms into something I just couldn't keep the interest for. I hate that, because Robinson is one of my favorite writers. Perhaps, after I forgive him, I'll read the book to the end. "

" very good! if not for the random product/music placement, five stars. i've read two from this series so far and i just want to read the rest! can also tell tana french was definitely inspired by robinson. "

" When Inspector Alan Banks investigates an apparent murder suicide, he feels that there is more to the case than appears on the surface. When MI5 or MI6 (who can tell which is which?) come calling, he is sure that there is more to the case. Of course, when Inspector Banks is told by his superiors to close the case, it only makes him want to dig into it more. The Inspector Banks books are always very interesting with good details, plots and characters. "

" It seemed to start off slowly but there were some excellent twists. "

" Peter Robinson is a Canadian who writes very good British mysteries. Inspector Banks is the understated hero of the series and is a likable complex and very human character. This is the second Robinson novel I have read and they are worth recommending. "

" Banks is less of a dweeb here. "

" This book did not captivate me as much as other Inspector Banks novels. I found the plot a little slow and the eventual outcome of the 'who-dun-it' a bit of a let-down. "

" A great addition to the Inspector Banks series. "

" Liked it, but not thrilled. Is this series getting a little shopworn too? Dunno, but I still like Banks and Annie. "

" I adore the fact that we are left with fear and uncertainty at the end of this book, just as Banks is. And that despite the fact that I am one of those who reads mystery novels partly for the comfort that the resolution of the pattern brings. "

" Master of the contemporary British mystery thriller brings back MI5 intrigue, or is it just the murder/suicide of gay lovers? Inspector Banks has good taste in pop, jazz and classical music. For fans who miss Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse. "

" Not the usual twist this time "

" Rec'd by Jim Scovell. OK-not my fave.. Another book set in England! "

" This is the first book I have read in this series and it is good. I will be watching for this author. "

" It was pretty good but I got bored halfway through. the ending was not satisfying. "

" Banks. It felt very random and, in some ways, too Michael Connelly without being Connelly. Which is strange. Friend of the Devil was incredible so it's all right for him to go out on a limb or two here. "

" Author admits near the end that the story abandoned common sense. Detectives disobey direct orders to prove their theory correct about a non-criminal action and bring the forces of chaos down on everyone around them. "

" I enjoy this series immensely, and the latest entry does not disappoint, although the ending is somewhat unexpected. "

" My first Inspector Banks book and is, in my opinion, not a patch on Inspector Rebus, and what is the point of the music playlist? totally irrelevant. Will stick to Ian Rankin and Henning Mankell. "

" Not the usual twist this time "

" It seemed to start off slowly but there were some excellent twists. "

" Pretty good mystery/detective book - wasn't amazing, but I'll probably pick up a few other books by Peter Robinson in this series when I need something to read and don't have anything else on the list. "

" A suspense filled read that takes us across the pond and into the life of Chief Inspector Alan Banks. "

" Robinson doesn't disappoint with this book, although he seems to be making Banks darker with each novel. MI5 and MI6 scullduggery is nasty stuff! "

" What a terrific thriller! I'll admit to having lost a bit of sleep to read what happens next. "