A review by lazygal
Wednesday's Child by Peter Robinson

4.0

One of the things that Robinson does really well is create characters that feel real; in this case, I could see and hear Brenda as though I'd met here somewhere. The mystery does have a "ripped from the headlines" feel to it, and there are plenty of references to the Moor Murders for those who don't know what headline is being referenced. Banks' growth throughout the series is interesting, especially if (like me) you're reading these out of order. I've said it before: one day I'll read them in order, or catch up with where he is now!