Rebels Report #2: Behind the scenes with Brent Friedman on rebelsreport.com ( November 22, 2013): "[starting around 26:50] So my episodes that I wrote for Season Six were going to be—I was told by Dave [Filoni] they were going to be the premiere episodes for Season Seven." (archived from the original on April 18, 2017) Forget about solving all these crimes; the signal triumph here is (spoiler) the heroine’s survival. Twenty-five years later, the police started a cold case review; technological advances should help convict Rosie’s killer. Within weeks, two men who found Rosie’s body are dead, and another has been beaten to within an inch of his life. The police, however, are reluctant to connect the incidents. The only way the remaining witness can survive is to find out who murdered Rosie all those years ago. Review More visceral is the mistrust she establishes between the four friends, the police and the murdered girl’s family. She keeps you believing that first one, then another of the four was responsible for Rosie McDuff’s death. to the mystery, not the subplot? - 70% Misc. Murder Plotlets - Proving innocence of very obvious suspect Kind of investigator - police procedural, British Kid or adult book? - Adult or Young Adult Book

The credits in the story reel version misspell Wat Tambor's surname as "Tambour" and Poletecan as "Poltecan" for the Poletecan Prisoner and Poletecan Villagers, though the word is spelled correctly for the Poletecan Leader Stunning new psychological thriller from Britain's most exciting crime writer, the award-winning Val McDermid... 'Val McDermid is a roaring Ferrari amid the crowded traffic on the crime-writing road' -- Independent Four in the morning, mid-December, and snow is smothering St Andrews. Student Alex Gilbey and his three best friends are staggering home from a party when they stumble upon the body of a young woman. Rosie Duff has been raped, stabbed and left for dead in the ancient Pictish cemetery. And the only suspects are the four young students stained with her blood. Twenty-five years later, Fife police mount a cold case review. Among the unsolved murders they're examining is that of Rosie Duff. But someone else has their own idea of how justice should be done. One of the original quartet dies in a suspicious house fire. Soon after, a second is killed in what looks like a burglary gone sour. But Alex fears the worst. Someone is taking revenge for Rosie Duff. He has to find out who it is before he becomes the next victim. And it might just save his life if he can uncover who really killed Rosie all those years ago.

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McDermid, putting aside her fondness for serial killers (The Last Temptation, 2002, etc.), masterfully presents the 1978 portion of her story but stumbles so badly with melodramatic present-tense plot quirks that readers will be well ahead of Lawson in naming Rosie’s killer. In The Distant Echo, McDermid writes an vivid tale of St Andrews in the late 1970s, her local knowledge — she grew up in Fife — creates a powerful sense of place. Blood. The realization dawned at the same instant that the snow in his ears melted and allowed him to hear the faint but stertorous wheeze of her breath. Tagged with: ★ 4 Stars, 2000s, British, Cold Case, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Murder, Mystery, Narrative, Rape, Review, St Andrews, Thriller

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How difficult to spot villain? - Very difficult--no foreshadowing/clues Time/era of story: - 2000+ (Present) Another sweltering month in Charlotte, another boatload of mysteries past and present for overworked, overstressed forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan.

Four students at the University of St Andrews stumbled over Rosie Duff whilst lurching home from a late-night party. Rosie had been raped, stabbed and left bleeding to death. One of the boys ran for help whilst another — a medical student — struggled in vain to keep her alive. After an exhaustive investigation, the police failed to find Rosie’s killer. The only suspects were the four blood-splattered young men who tried to save her.A tasty, if not always tasteful, tale of supernatural mayhem that fans of King and Crichton alike will enjoy.

His fall was broken by something soft. Alex struggled to sit up, pushing against whatever it was he had landed on. Spluttering snow, he wiped his eyes with his tingling fingers, breathing hard through his nose in a bid to clear it of the freezing melt. He glanced around to see what had cushioned his landing just as the heads of his three companions appeared on the hillside to gloat over his farcical calamity.

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