Book review: Humanity at its best and worst

These short stories are a kind of 'Tales of the Unexpected' with the reader immersed in various scenarios before the sometimes surprising revelations are made
Book review: Humanity at its best and worst

Lee Child is an equal opportunities writer of stories that are chilling and employ much deviousness. Picture: Axel Dupeux

Sat, 30 Nov, 2024 - 01:00
Colette Sheridan

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