Book Review - Guilty as Sin by Adam Croft

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Guilty as Sin (Knight & Culverhouse, #2)


My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Where to start? It was like going back to the 70's and the Sweeney. Old time coppers that have no need for the niceties of modern life but get results. If you need to slap the accused about a bit, then don't leave any marks. Jack Reagan would be proud of Culverhouse

Women coppers are fluff and Knight seems to smile her way through it all and get the job done as well.

That said. Both books 1 & 2 have been a good read and I may download the next one in the series to my Kindle .... depending on how much? I'm a cheapskate.



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