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Fiction, General Fiction

The Dying Hours: A Tom Thorne Novel

Mark Billingham (author)

Paperback Published on: 10/06/2014

£13.99

6 reviews

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Publisher information

Publisher: Black Cat
ISBN: 9780802122681
Number of pages: 416
Languages: English

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Like a reunion with an old friend

The Dying hours is Mark Billingham’s 11th novel featuring Tom Thorne. I have read all of them and so a new novel is like a reunion with an old friend but i... READ MORE

Chris Parfitt

The maverick is back...

It was a very real sense of anticipation that I embarked on reading The Dying Hours, the latest instalment of the hugely successful D.I. Tom Thorne series.... READ MORE

Raven88

Thorne is a thorny issue.

Rather like Ian Rankin's Rebus Billingham's character is like a persistent stitch in one's side, difficult to ignore, hard to get rid of and there for a re... READ MORE

Nocturnal bibliophile

Excellent!

Just finished reading The Dying Hours by Mark Billingham. Great book - read a few of his before - think I will have to read the other ones now........

Fiona Sharp

Good crime fiction

Tom Thorne is in disgrace. Demoted to uniform again, he misses the buzz of the Murder Squad, so when he attends what is billed as a routine suicide and he ... READ MORE

kendrafortune

Another page turner from Mark Billingham

Tom Thorne returns, this time as a uniformed officer. A succession of apparent suicides seems to Thorne to be sinister and he suspects that there are suspi... READ MORE

Patrick Jordan