Standing in Another Man's Grave

Rebus steps out of retirement to tackle a revived cold case that demands his expertise. As he settles back into the CID, tensions rise, especially with DI Siobhan Clarke. Ian Rankin's "Standing In Another Man's Grave" stands out for its political narrative, hinting at further Rebus adventures that promise to capture Scotland's evolving history. The book, celebrated by readers and critics alike, was a "Sunday Times" bestseller in hardcover. Mark Lawson from the "Guardian" suggests that the concluding pages imply more stories are on the horizon, continuing the legacy.