Book Review: Elizabeth George’s Well-Schooled in Murder
As DI Lynley, DS Havers, and Simon St. James unlock the secrets of Bredgar Chambers, their investigation leads them perilously close to their own emotional wounds.
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Pip Granger’s The Widow Ginger
Charting the further misadventures of the characters from the acclaimed Not All Tarts Are Apple, Pip Granger’s newest story of London’s underworld shows her storytelling at its best.
Book Review: David Lawrence’s Nothing Like The Night
Once she had been beautiful. Now she was eight days dead, her body slashed with more than fifty cuts.
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s Evanly Choirs
After a fire at Llanfair’s new French restaurant makes murder the dish du jour, Constable Evans is on the case.
Book Review: Jennifer Estep’s Spider’s Bite
Gin promises Caine she’ll help him find the traitor in the police force, if he’ll help her root out the unknown Air elemental killing people important to Gin.
Book Review: Amanda Quick’s Mistress
After a year of grand adventures abroad, Iphiginia Bright returned to England to discover that her Aunt Zoe has fallen victim to a sinister blackmailer and only Iphiginia can hope to stop the culprit before he can do more harm.
Book Review: Clive Cussler & Dirk Cussler’s Crescent Dawn
Fundamentalists want to restore the glory of the Ottoman Empire, spurred on by a Roman manifest from AD 327, which may change history unless Dirk Pitt and Al Giordino can stop it.
Book Review: Georgette Heyer’s Sprig Muslin
The highly sought-after Sir Gareth Ludlow has decided to propose to Lady Hester Theale but when Hester encounters his “rescued companion”, the wayward “Amanda Smith”, all bets are off.
Book Review: Elizabeth George’s Payment in Blood
No motive for the murder of playwright Joy Sinclair can be found, and the suspects include a famous actress, a theatrical producer, and the woman DI Lynley loves.
Book Review: Katherine Hall Page’s The Body in the Moonlight
A young woman dies after finishing dessert, and Faith is in serious trouble. Aleford’s wagging tongues say Faith herself laced the goodie with cyanide.