Kurzrezensionen: Kelly, MacBride, Shepherd, Wilson

This time Andrew Taylor reviews Erin Kelly’s third book, “The Burning Air,” Stuart MacBride’s “Close to the Bone”, Lynn Shepherd’s “Treacherous Likeness” and Robert Wilson’s “Capital Punishment”.

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