It does allow him to present Rebus as even more of a fish out of water, and play up the Scottish angle (a Scotsman in London, barely comprehensible to the locals), but it does feel a bit odd. Ian Rankin's series of Inspector John Rebus novels are often praised specifically for his use of Rebus' home turf, Edinburgh, so it's a surprise that in this early volume from the series (number three) Rankin sends his hero to London and barely allows him to set foot in Scotland for the entire length of the novel. First published in the UK as Wolfman, though since re-issued as Tooth and Nail there as wellī+ : tries to get a bit too fancy, but fundamentally solid, entertaining.Tooth and Nail is the third John Rebus novel.General information | our review | links | about the author
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