Playing With Fire

<p><b>'A writer at the very height of his powers' &ndash; Ian Rankin</b><br><br><b><i>Playing With Fire</i> is the fourteenth novel in Peter Robinson's Inspector Banks series, following on from <i>The Summer That Never Was</i>.</b><br><br>In the early hours of a cold January morning, two narrowboats catch fire on a dead-end stretch of the Eastvale canal. When signs of accelerant are found at the scene, DCI Banks and DI Annie Cabbot are summoned. But by the time they arrive, only the smouldering wreckage is left, and human remains have been found on both boats.<br><br>The evidence points towards a deliberate attack. But who was the intended victim? Was it Tina, the sixteen-year-old who had been living a drug-fuelled existence with her boyfriend? Or was it Tom, the mysterious, lonely artist?<br><br>As Banks makes his enquiries, it appears that a number of people are actin