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Original Title:	Aftermath
ISBN:	0330489348 (ISBN13: 9780330489348)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Inspector Banks #12
Characters:	Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks, Vic Manson, Dr. Jenny Fuller, Ken Blackstone, Janet Taylor, Dennis Morrisey, Maggie Forrest

Aftermath (Inspector Banks #12)

Peter Robinson

Paperback | Pages: 501 pages

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Title	:	Aftermath (Inspector Banks #12)
Author	:	Peter Robinson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 501 pages
Published	:	2002 by Pan Books (UK) (first published October 2nd 2001)
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Fiction

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The latest Inspector Banks paperback is set to follow the success of the hardback, taking Peter Robinson into the best-seller list.

One phone call from a concerned neighbor has inadvertently led police to Terence Payne, the elusive serial killer known only as "Chameleon." Now the fiend is in custody, perhaps dying, and a long nightmare appears to be over at last. But is it? In Acting Detective Superintendent Alan Banks's mind too many questions remain unanswered at the chamber of horrors the press will dub the "House of Payne." Because the darkness has not yet lifted, the casualties are still mounting...and there are still monsters loose in the world.

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This was a tough read because of the subject matter - sexual child abuse both in the past and in the present. A policewoman responding at the scene of a crime is under suspicion of excessive violence and Annie Cabbott is the investigating officer. Meanwhile, DCI Banks heads a complicated investigation into the murder of several young girls. His work is made even harder when he starts to suspect mistakes were made early on. Another great police procedural and a really good vacation read. The next

My favourite of Peter Robinson's excellent Inspector Banks series of novels finds a serial killer and his victims in a Yorkshire basement. The question is, how much did his abused wife know about her husband's activities? Was she deliberately ignorant of his actions or perhaps a willing participant? The book is occasionally grisly but it is genuinely frightening and the best he has written.

Aftermath: An Inspector Banks Novel by Peter Robinson is a well-crafted character-driven thriller. The characters are well-developed and the lead in particular, Inspector Alan Banks is as multi-faceted and human as a fictional character can be. The author gives a tremendous depth to each of the personalities he features but none more so than the protagonist.With plenty of hints and tie-ins, there are still enough surprises to keep the reader guessing until the end and the way it turns out is

Maggie, a victim of spousal abuse, hears screams from across the street and calls the police. Two officers arrive, and find Maggies friend, Lucy, on the floor, bleeding, having been coshed in the head with a vase. In the basement, they see a naked dead woman tied to a bed. Lucys husband attacks one detective with a machete, killing him. The other fights him off, maybe a bit too hard, smashing his skull after she had handcuffed him, bereft as her partners life ebbs onto the floor while she holds

DCI Alan Banks is acting Superintendent and in charge of the hunt for a serial killer dubbed 'The Chameleon'. He feels that he isn't cut out for running such a large operation which has seen five teenage girls go missing and he is struggling to come to terms with the prospect of finally severing his ties with his wife, Sandra. In the early hours of the morning the police in Leeds receive a call from a woman reporting a domestic disturbance and two police officers are sent to investigate. One of

A murder mystery with its roots in the pastBanks and Annie Cabbott on opposite sides of the same investigation. Banks temporarily in charge of a Serial Killer Murder investigation struggles to identify why the seemingly straight forward explanation does not sit comfortably with him. A DC is then found to have used excessive force in controlling one of the suspects. Annie Cabbott, now working in the Internal Investigations team is given the job of investigation the Use of excessive force. Jenny

Peter Robinson's Inspector Alan Banks has appeared in 18 novels to date; the 19th, Bad Boy, will be released later this month. In Aftermath, the 12th in the series and published in 2001, a serial killer in a small Yorkshire town is discovered to have bodies in the cellar. How much does his wife, Lucy, know? She is found inthe front-hall bleeding from a head wound when the police show up. Maggie, who has fled Canada from an abusive husband, is an illustrator of children's books, lives across the