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Standing in Another Man's Grave by Ian Rankin (view source)
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For more non-Edinburgh crime we can recommend [[Raven Black by Ann Cleeves]]. ''Standing in Another Man's Grave'' reads well as a stand alone - but is better if you know some of the history. For completists you can start at the [[Knots And Crosses by Ian Rankin|beginning]] but you could perfectly well start at [[The Falls by Ian Rankin|The Falls]] which is about the stage when Rebus was really coming into his own.
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|comment= Having delayed reading Exit Music because I knew it meant Rebus's retirement, I am delighted to see that John is still around and attached to the police force. Thanks, Ian Rankin, for not letting him go into that good night.
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