But Mr Justice Jay allowed Ofsted, the body that regulates schools in England, to publish the rest of its inspection report placing the school into special measures, after inspectors found books in the school library that gave tacit approval to domestic violence.
Her character, Sarah Morton, is a mystery novelist, whose Inspector Durwell books have a loyal, though aging readership.
For English-language readers, the best-known achievements of modern Swedish crime fiction are Stieg Larsson's Millennium series; the Inspector Wallander books of Henning Mankell and the Detective Martin Beck stories written by a duo of journalists, Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö.
"For someone like HRF Keating, his Inspector Ghote books will constantly be in print but then fans will want to read everything he wrote – and that's where we come in".
When it comes to sharper plotting, Mr. Rankin's spiritual soul mate Peter Robinson (whose Yorkshire-based Inspector Alan Banks books constitute a similar series, and whose own new installment is "Playing With Fire") tends to be more intricate and careful.
A fusty case in point: Colin Dexter, whose Inspector Morse books embody that tidiness and whose essay takes the form of a harrumphing Q. and A. "What emboldened you to enlist in the rather crowded ranks of the crime-writing fraternity?" he asks himself.
The epicenter of most Inspector Gamache books is the fictional Three Pines version of Knowlton, in real life a charming little town bisected by Coldbrook Stream.
How did the anonymous Michelin inspectors manage to book eight times?
Always heavy and dyspeptic, the inspector begins this book with a black-out while driving, which prompts medical tests and mortal terror.
Though NRDC sees potential in natural gas, we must insist industry and policymakers embrace a safer, cleaner agenda that is strictly enforced and adhered to, with rules on the books, inspectors in the field, and meaningful penalties for any infraction.
