Standing in Another Man's Grave
A Rebus Novel
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Narrated by:
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James Macpherson
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Ian Rankin
About this listen
Winner of the 2013 Audible Sounds of Crime Award
Its 25 years since John Rebus appeared on the scene, and 5 years since he retired. But 2012 sees his return in Standing in Another Man’s Grave. Not only is Rebus as stubborn and anarchic as ever, but he finds himself in trouble with Rankin's latest creation, Malcolm Fox of Edinburgh's internal affairs unit. Added to which, Rebus may be about to derail the career of his ex-colleague Siobhan Clarke, while himself being permanently derailed by mob boss and old adversary Big Ger Cafferty. But all Rebus wants to do is discover the truth about a series of seemingly unconnected disappearances stretching back to the millennium.
The problem being, no one else wants to go there - and that includes Rebus's fellow officers. Not that any of that is going to stop Rebus. Not even when his own life and the careers of those around him are on the line.
James MacPherson played DCI Jardine in Taggart for 16 years, and has acted on stage in plays as diverse as The Taming of the Shrew and ART by Yasmina Reza. He has presented a regular books programme for Radio Scotland - for which he has interviewed Ian Rankin. He won a Spoken Word Gold Award for his reading of
Strip Jack, a Crimefest Audible UK Sounds of Crime Award for Doors Open and has narrated all the Ian Rankin Rebus books. James lives in Glasgow. ©2012 John Rebus Ltd (P)2012 Orion Publishing GroupWhat listeners say about Standing in Another Man's Grave
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- Amazon Customer
- 26-07-2023
Total fan!
Another fabulous addition to the long line of DI Rebus stories
He feels like an old friend as do his colleagues Thank you Ian
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- Anonymous User
- 12-03-2022
Rebus
I really enjoy the Rebus books and this one is my favourite. Thank you Ian. Thank you James.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-10-2020
enjoyed following the characters career progress
Enjoyed following the characters career progression and another great storyline. only criticism is the repetitive use of some emotional descriptors eg "a thin smile' and 'shrugged'.
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