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    Wasted Years
    Wasted Years
    Wasted Years
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    Wasted Years

    Written by John Harvey

    Narrated by Ron Keith

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    Faced with current crimes copied from past wrongdoings, Resnick fights to catch the criminals even as he deals with a flood of unsettling memories.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateApr 29, 2011
    ISBN9781461810766
    Author

    John Harvey

    John Harvey has been writing crime fiction for more than forty years. His first novel, Lonely Hearts, was selected by The Times as one of the '100 Best Crime Novels of the Century' and he has been the recipient of both the silver and diamond dagger awards.

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    • 4/5
      Typical Resnick, but with a couple of interesting twists. To stretch the plot over different time periods, but keeping the strands together was very well done and unusual. It was also necessary for the underlying feel of lost opportunities, the 'might have beens', that make this so delicately depressing. Really liked this Resnick outing.
    • 3/5
      This is an ok book Inspector Resnick is investigating some armed robberies that takes him back 10 years. Ok book this quite well written its really 2 books in 1 starts in 1992 then jumps to 1981 then goes back to 1992. Glad I read it will look out for others.
    • 4/5
      Wasted Years is the fifth entry into John Harvey’s police procedural featuring DI Charlie Resnick and, with this book, I could feel the author is getting really comfortable in Resnick’s skin, as this is the best of the series so far. We find Charlie and his team investigating two sets of armed robberies, some appear to done by professionals while the others have the mark of beginners. Either of the cases could escalate at any time if the threat of violence is carried through. If this isn’t enough for Charlie to deal with, a crime of some ten years ago is brought forward as the perpetrator comes up for parole. Twenty years ago, Charlie investigated this case of armed robbery while his marriage fell apart. All these events are on his mind, and then we find there are connections between all these cases.An excellent series, with a good cast of characters. Charlie Resnick is a very good man, but unfortunately his job and life choices have cut him off and he lives a rather lonely life with his five cats and his jazz music.. DI Resnick isn’t a flashy policeman, he ponders each clue, then slowly yet deliberately puts the pieces together. These books are excellent police procedurals and are believable. The author keeps the story moving along with lots of interesting side trips into the lives of the secondary characters.