Two Way Cut

P Division #5

by Peter Turnbull

The officers of Glosgow's P Division go back into action when PC Phil Hamilton stumbles upon a corpse, in a police procedural

Genres: Mystery

224 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1988

About the author

Peter Turnbull is the author of nineteen previous novels and numerous works of short fiction. He worked for many years as a social worker in Glasgow before returning to his native Yorkshire.

Reviews

[Kirsten]

I'd forgotten just how much I enjoy Peter Turnbull's mysteries. The P Division are especially enjoyable. They are beautifully crafted police procedurals with a large ensemble cast of characters. No one character seems to come up on top.

Glasgow (Scotland) also plays a prominent part and not necessarily in a good way. They show the city in all its grit.

[Ben Bell]

3.75

"Solid" is the word that comes to mind when I think of how to describe my experience reading this book. Just a really solid police procedural. Nothing about it blew me away but I had a good time reading it.

[Bettie]

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[Sara]

BBC radio adaptation.