EYE OF THE RAVEN (Dr Steven Dunbar 5)
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"'Scotland's very own Michael Crichton' Aberdeen Express 'Well-wrought, plausible and unnerving' The Times 'McClure's forte is to take an outside medical possibility, decide on the worst possible outcome...and write a book' The Scotsman"
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Dr Steven Dunbar is slightly bemused when the deathbed confession of a convicted psychopath lands on his desk. Until it emerges that another man has already been charged with the crime. A man whose medical research once sent shockwaves through the scientific community.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is the second Ken McClure book I have read in as many weeks and like Past Lives is fast paced and a real page turner.
It begins like the previous reviewer has said with a confession of the real killer of a young girl and the hero of the book Dr Steven Dunbar has to work out why he has confessed and how the convicted killer came to be so convicted and why he had so much overwhelming evidence against him.
Working out who is responsible is difficult and there are a lot of complicated clues, which for the more intelligent discerning reader, are pure joy. This book, more than any other I have read in some time (and believe me I have read quite a number) is a real informative clueful joy, I would go as far as to say it is like verbal sedoku if there was such a thing.
I highly recommend it, but warn you, you won't be able to put it down so don't start reading it at midnight!!!
It begins like the previous reviewer has said with a confession of the real killer of a young girl and the hero of the book Dr Steven Dunbar has to work out why he has confessed and how the convicted killer came to be so convicted and why he had so much overwhelming evidence against him.
Working out who is responsible is difficult and there are a lot of complicated clues, which for the more intelligent discerning reader, are pure joy. This book, more than any other I have read in some time (and believe me I have read quite a number) is a real informative clueful joy, I would go as far as to say it is like verbal sedoku if there was such a thing.
I highly recommend it, but warn you, you won't be able to put it down so don't start reading it at midnight!!!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Yet another cracker from Ken McClure. Fast paced thriller that starts unusually with a confession from the real killer. So, how is it that someone else was convicted of a murder on crucial and indisputable evidence? Well that is for the author to know and you to find out, but you will thoroughly enjoy doing so. Fascinating reading.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Another highly enjoyable medical mystery featuring Dr Steven Dunbar. A death bed confession from a dangerous serial killer, leads Dunbar to suspect a grave miscarriage of justice has been done. Despite hostility to his investigation, he is determined to get to the truth.
McClure`s highly readable style of writing makes this another compelling entry in this series of books. Definitly recommended.
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Very good
Great story really gets you thinking and turning the page. It was very clever and a good twist to it.
Published 10 days ago by rosebud
Not bad
Was an o.k. way to waste some weekend time, but plot was a bit disjointed in places & I found the repeated use of character's names to be irritating - I CAN remember who's being... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Alliecat
A real page turner - highly recommended
'Eye of the Raven' a great mix of crime, detection, murder, conspiracy and mystery, with a dose of medical science thrown in. Read more
Published 1 month ago by P. Evans
Another fast paced medical thriller
I've recently become a huge fan of McClure's work and this one is another top rate read. You know what you're getting; a page turning tale, well written escapist fiction BUT... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Bookie
Eye of the raven - an excellent read
This is the first Ken McClure book I've read - and I wasn't disappointed; it certainly lives up to the reviews written so far. Read more
Published 2 months ago by MM
Another cracker from Ken McClure
Another excellent Dr Steven Dunbar tale. The story unfolds and draws you in so that you end up reading into the small hours. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Gilbinet
Dr Dunbar IS Dr Blockbuster
Following on from The Gulf Conspiracy (no Roslin here!), The Eye of the Raven is Ken McClure's new book with Dr Steven Dunbar as the hero. How good was it ??? ... Read more
Published on 28 Sep 2005 by Dr Blockbuster
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