I think this series improves with each story and this one is good, compelling and highly entertaining.
It was good to meet again Flora and Jack, we get to know them better and I like the slow burning romance and their banters.
Flora lacks a bit of common sense and sometimes she seems to target someone as a suspects with no specific reason but Jack is good at keeping her in check.
They're a good couple of amateur sleuths according to the tradition of British mystery. They're able to talk to people and the solution is based on the clues they discover.
The mystery is good, full of red herrings, and I enjoyed it even if I guessed the culprit early in the book.
I found the historical background vivid and I like to read about life after WWII and how it could be in a small village.
I can't wait to read the next instalment, highly recommended.
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What can be wrong in a book edited by Stephen Jones and featuring Algernon Blackwood, H. P. Lovecraft, M. R. James​, Ramsey Campbell, Storm Constantine, Christopher Fowler, Alison Littlewood, and Kim Newman?
Nothing as they're all master storyteller and their story can always scare me.
So please go and read it. It's a very huge book but this means a lot of fun.
Highly recommended.
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It's one of the few short story collection that I loved and couldn't find no fault.
All great authors, well plotted and creepy story.
An excellent anthology and a good way to discover interesting
Highly recommended.
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3,5* rounded to 4
I think I could love Jeanette Winterson shopping list but I found a bit hard to keep reading this series of essay on AI and feminism.
Her style of writing is as good as always but the content is a bit disjointed and sometimes I found it confusing.
Some interesting food for thought.
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I cried buckets, I couldn't put it down and loved every moment.
A great coming of age story, a discovery of world/love and living.
Aristotle and Dante are two great characters and I hope to meet them again.
Highly recommended.
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WOW! This is the first book I read by this author and won't surely be the last as it's brilliant.
A book about discovering who we really are, familiar relationship, the will to believe and growing up.
There're elements of magic realism but there's also a fascinating description of India and its culture.
Great storytelling and character development, a riveting and enthralling plot.
Highly recommended.
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Owen Archer mysteries are always a gripping and highly entertaining read, this one is no exception.
A fascinating and vivid historical background, great characters, and a solid mystery that kept me guessing.
The author is a talented storyteller and this story is one of the best in this series.
Highly recommended.
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Nancy Coco never fails to deliver riveting and entertaining mysteries and this one is excellent.
The mystery is solid and kept me guessing and turning pages. I was glad to catch up with the characters and the lovely setting made me wish I was there.
Good character and plot development, excellent storytelling.
Highly recommended.
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This book was an entertaining and informative way to learn something new as I never knew that York had a Roman past.
Well researched and well written, it was an interesting read.
Highly recommended.
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I found it interesting and informative. There's plenty of information (too much at times) but I learned something new.
Recommended.
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