Tooth and Nail
Tooth and Nail by Ian Rankin is a gripping mystery novel published by Macmillan on May 15, 1996. This 7th printing edition features 293 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Scottish homicide detective John Rebus as he collaborates with London police to apprehend a serial killer known for a gruesome modus operandi. As Rebus teams up with a local officer and enlists the help of a psychologist, they work to construct a chilling profile of the murderer.
Readers will find a complex narrative that delves into the challenges of police work and the psychological intricacies of crime. The novel explores themes of law enforcement and the darker aspects of human nature, set against the backdrop of a city gripped by fear. With its hard-boiled style and procedural elements, Tooth and Nail offers an engaging look at the pursuit of justice in the face of brutality.
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Scottish homicide detective John Rebus has been sent to help London police cath a serial killer with a gruesome M.O. Teamed with a London cop, Rebus lets a psychologist into the case and develops a bizarre portrait of a vicious killer. Now it’s only question of who is going to get busted first: the cop with the accent who breaks all the rules–or the psycho painting London with blood.
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