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A QUESTION OF BLOOD by IAN RANKIN
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SummaryWhen a former soldier and recluse murders two 17-year-old
students at a posh Edinburgh boarding school, Rebus
immediately suspects there is more to the case than meets
the eye. Army investigators show up to snoop around the
scene of the crime, and links between the killer and a
local group of "Goths" (a morbid clique of black-clad teens
who listen to heavy metal music) begin to surface. But just
as Rebus finds himself in the thick of the murder inquiry,
he's threatened with suspension from the police force: a
man who had been menacing his partner and friend, Detective
Sergeant Siobhan Clarke, dies in the same house fire that
has left Rebus with horrible, painful burns. Rebus is
immediately suspected of foul play. Now Rebus is faced with
two harrowing missions: He must get to the root of the
boarding school killing even as he tries to clear his own
name.
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