Rennie Airth has become somewhat fashionable in the mystery book field, noteworthy for his “pre-forensic” investigation plots that rely mostly on solid detective work and deductive analysis. River of Darkness, set in 1921, gives us Inspector John Madden, a Scotland Yard detective psychologically damaged by his service in the trenches of the World War, assigned here […]
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