The Chameleon's Shadow

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• The Chameleon's Shadow By Minette Walters

  By all accounts, Lt. Charles Acland was an extrovert, a natural leader, liked and trusted when he went into action with the British forces in Iraq. But the man we meet in the hospital he's remanded to after a serious head injury leaves him with one e ... (read full critics)

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  Disappointing

  I normally quite enjoy Minette Walters, but this one just failed to grab my attention and although I did finish it, it was at times a hard slog. A soldier returns from Iraq and is accused/suspected of a string of killings. Told with a range of devices the story unravels in a complex manner and I did ... (continue)

  I normally quite enjoy Minette Walters, but this one just failed to grab my attention and although I did finish it, it was at times a hard slog. A soldier returns from Iraq and is accused/suspected of a string of killings. Told with a range of devices the story unravels in a complex manner and I did find I had to reread parts to keep the threads untangled.

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• English Books
• Paperback 526 Pages
• ISBN-10: 0330449559
• ISBN-13: 9780330449557
• Publisher: Pan Books
• Pub date: May 02, 2008
• Also available as: Hardcover, Others and eBook

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