Andrew Taylor

No end to hostilities

The war in Iraq cast a long shadow over Minette Walters’ previous novel, The Devil’s Feather, and it also plays a part in her new one.

issue 29 September 2007

  • The Chameleon’s Shadow

    Minette Walters

    Macmillan, pp. 400

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