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Original Title:	Looking Good Dead
ISBN:	0786716428 (ISBN13: 9780786716425)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Roy Grace #2
Characters:	Roy Grace, Glenn Branson, Tom Bryce, Nick Nicholl, Cleo Morey, Emma-Jane Boutwood, Norman Potting, Bella Moy
Setting:	Brighton and Hove, Sussex, England(United Kingdom)

Looking Good Dead (Roy Grace #2)

Peter James

Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 4.11 | 10202 Users | 567 Reviews

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Title	:	Looking Good Dead (Roy Grace #2)
Author	:	Peter James
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	February 27th 2007 by Carroll & Graf (first published 2006)
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Thriller. Fiction

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Tom Bryce did what any decent person would do. But within hours of picking up the CD that had been left behind on the train seat next to him, and attempting to return it to its owner, he is the sole witness to a vicious murder. Then his young family are threatened with their lives if he goes to the police. But supported by his wife, Kellie, he bravely makes a statemenet to the murder enquiry team headed by Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, a man with demons of his own to contend with. And from that moment, the killing of the Bryce family becomes a mere formality — and a grisly attraction. Kellie and Tom's deaths have already been posted on the internet; you can log on and see them on a website. They are looking good dead.

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Ratings: 4.11 From 10202 Users | 567 Reviews

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Eighth book of my holiday reads. This is the second book in the series and can easily be read as a stand alone. I loved the theme of the dark web in this book. A poor unsuspecting bloke picking up a CD of which I could never have imagined what he ends up watching. Down to not just handing it in like any good citizen would do, he puts himself and his family under threat. I love the bit of romance going on in Graces personal life as well as his working relationship with his colleagues that at

PJ writes very well, direct prose, and he imagines his characters very thoroughly. Chief Superintendant Grace with his disparu wife attempts to contact her through mediums; and PJ builds the host of victims. But that's just it. My standard for detective fiction is one or two murders. If you need more than that--and apparently PJ does--you're not writing at the top of the form.In the case of this specific novel, there's much that appears movie-like; probably the author is aiming toward film, and

Quite a good book and I enjoyed reading it. I came across an interview with Peter James in The Hindu and that was what led me to this series. I was expecting though, that the Inspector Grace books would become a must read for me, like Colin Dexter's books starring Inspector Morse. Perhaps an unfair expectation....The story revolves around a couple who get caught up in an unsavoury snuff video operation run by a group of killers. A bit unreal at times, it felt to me, but who am I to say that?

The front door of the once-proud terraced house opened, and a long-legged young woman, in a short silk dress that seemed to both cling and float at the same time, stepped out into the fine June sunshine on the last morning of her life.Not for the faint-hearted yet for all those yucky moments, an eye-scorching read with the lead characters coming along nicely.

I'm giving this 4 stars even though it was a bit slow to start. Once things got going though, full speed ahead for me! I read the first book in the series a long time ago so only remember the basics but it didn't matter. The author fills you in on the detective's story in this installment. I loved the secondary characters (the good guys) as much as Detective Grace. The storyline is very disturbing (child abuse being a big component) and the bad guys were REALLY bad. The author creates a lot of

Mary Beth wrote: "Terrific review, Melanie!"Thank you Mary Beth

This took up almost immediately after the first book in the series ended. I'm not sure it's necessary to read the first one, but it adds to the enjoyment, in my opinion.This book had one of the most unlikable characters I can remember, although I might be forgiven if I've forgotten any worse ones - and I hope to forget about this one, too. This villain was grossly overweight but acted like he was God's gift to women and society as a whole. Considering he has no respect for life and will kill