Ah I mised the subsection

Book fan told me what I already knew.

Big fat zero for MWT.

I'm left wondering who's the biggest fantasist out of him and Carl Beech!

Of the five reviews so far, the three 5* reviews strike me as being written by fans of MWT (the longest review seems to have been written by a card-carrying "number 1 fan" [who says she's in her early 40s and has been reading about "truly barbaric murders" for 30 years - rather disturbing]) and the 1* review by someone who dislikes MWT. The only one that seems to me to be primarily a review of the book rather than a reflection of personal admiration/animosity is the 3* review.

What I don't get is the police and media are supposedly the two main tools of solving crime. So, why do some murders remain unsolved?

The media went all out on child abuse cases. Oh, and they still remain painfully silent on extent of phone hacking.

Tied up in the wire will be the answers to all of the aforementioned.

That terrifies them all!

So it should.

JK2006 wrote:
Oh yes Jo; The Secret Barrister is Premiere League; I suspect MWT's book is due for relegation from the bottom amateur schools league in Rugby Union, South Africa.

Yes indeed and I think "bookfan's" comment on Amazon reviews is particularly well written and insightful eh JK? *wink* Ps I won't even buy when it pops up on kindle for 99p