Resolution

Better than the rush job that was the second book in this series, but still not Welsh's finest hour. A bit more pulpy than previous efforts, but with a convoluted and low effort ending in which good guys and bad guys are screaming their motivations and machinations at one another. And even then ther......more

Enjoyed this novel and kept you gripped until the end......more

Some authors you leave fallow and return to once a fresh back-catalogue has sprung up. So with Irvine Welsh. (The last book of his I read was Skagboys.) No novel of his to date has ended, ‘He had a cuppa, did a crossword, and went to bed early.’ Nor does this one. The novel is about Ray Lennox, the......more

I would probably say this is the best in the series. I really liked how we finally get some sort of resolution ;) to Lennox’s situation. I was a little confused by some POVS and didn’t understand who they were or how we got them. I always enjoy going back to the characters and seeing the relationshi......more

3.5 stars Really enjoyed getting stuck into an Irvine Welsh book again after a few years. Definitely preferred this one to the second in the Crime trilogy, The Long Knives, which was a load of pish and felt like a total rush job to pump a book out after the TV Series aired. This one was much better th......more