An exciting, taut story without frills: they must sound, the three ???

It is a normal day at the junkyard when the pensioner Samuel Reynolds, former chief inspector of police of Rocky Beach and once comrade of three question marks, stops by with his old friends.
The old warhorse presents a scarce riddle of his recently deceased brother Adam, who had unfortunately chosen a life beyond legality. Adams last bank robbery was a botched affair: loot gone, vanished partner, Adam followed for years in jail. His brother Samuel, to whom he in recent years had lost contact, he left now a handful ominous notes. The trail leads to rural Pennsylvania in a dying, burning city.

I find this result to be very all of a piece. The authors do not get lost in addition to theaters, feints and parallel cases. Straightway, the three detectives to where it hurts, and grab the thing to say: do come off to the puzzle. The old hero Reynolds will thereby quickly to accessories, but I was by no means disturbed. The background music or -noises fit well on the history and the atmosphere in the burning city, particularly below ground, is really very spannungsanheizend over. The case is actually quite realistic, in any case a far cry from sports and consequences rather constructed acting Fantasy Monster deposits.

As mentioned by several colleagues here, the main venue is a real city in the United States without going into details at this point. This "borrowing" of actually existing interesting locales brings real spice to the series, see also follow No. 131 "House of Secrets", is linked its story to the "Winchester Mystery House" in San Jose.

A story with no frills We'll be back.