H.R.F. Keating

by H.R.F. Keating

Middling for this quirky series, less penetrating than A Detective in Love (2002) but more resourceful and substantial than... Full review >

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Transcends Harriet’s debut (The Hard Detective, 2000) to join Keating’s trenchant studies of The Rich Detective (1993), The... Full review >

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Readers will certainly feel for dogged Harriet, though the punchline, as so often in Keating’s civilized entertainments,... Full review >

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The usual indifferent mystery-mongering is spiced by a gallery of sharply observed social types, Keating’s usual eye for the... Full review >

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“Why, oh why, is it hard so often to decide what to do?” laments Ghote once he’s in possession of the facts. Despite... Full review >

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The mystery is solved by a series of convenient, and conveniently delayed, recollections. It’s a testament to this series... Full review >

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A bump in the estimable road for veteran Keating (The Bad Detective, 1999, etc.), who, almost out of petrol here, inserts a... Full review >

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As thin a mystery as Keating has ever set, without the complexity of morals and motives that marks his best work. Full review >

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Harriet is muffled by frustration and grief for her son (One Man and His Bomb, 2006, etc.), and the detective work is a bit... Full review >

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