Wulf C. Krueger
Not so hot anymore but I'm too tired to write proper reviews right now.
While not quite as good as some of the earlier instalments, "Little Children" is most certainly a good read. Kim and her team are called out to help another team in Blackpool - while at the same time checking on said team.
The team dynamics are a bit different due to the different location and the strained collaboration with the Blackpool team but it's still an easily recognisable and devourable Kim Stone.
A good read, indeed, but I'm certainly looking forward to seeing Kim and her team in her usually haunts next time!
Not so hot anymore but I'm too tired to write proper reviews right now.
While not quite as good as some of the earlier instalments, "Little Children" is most certainly a good read. Kim and her team are called out to help another team in Blackpool - while at the same time checking on said team.
The team dynamics are a bit different due to the different location and the strained collaboration with the Blackpool team but it's still an easily recognisable and devourable Kim Stone.
A good read, indeed, but I'm certainly looking forward to seeing Kim and her team in her usually haunts next time!