The latest Inspector Devlin, ho hum, a local drug dealer is found burnt to death in a barn and it appears the work of local vigilantes.
The teenage son of his ex-partner goes missing at the same time and then more bodies start turning up, all related to drug dealing.
This is very ordinary, Devlin isn't as doltish as he's been in earlier books but I still think he's run his race and perhaps should be retired.
The whole thing doesnt work, just too predictable and dull.
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