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Reviews for "Wire in the Blood"
 Aramis
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| Brilliant, passionate and eccentric ...
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I found this series especially delightful because Robson Green's character lives within the confines of his own mind. Though he shows remarkable insight into the actions of the violent and deranged, he also displays that phenomenal lack of social consciousness that is particular to geniuses and artists (as in "Yes, I just invented nuclear fission, but no, I didn't know I was supposed to wear socks and shoes to this award ceremony."). This makes for some truly unusual and amusing situations, that help bring levity to the gruesome crimes he investigates.
If you like Touching Evil or Criminal Minds, this series may be for you.
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| Review posted on Sunday, March 4th 2007 8:26 pm |
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