Residents in a retirement community are back, solving murder again. More fun, plot twists and witty dialogue than ever.
Tag: series
Riots, Betrayal and Murder in the city
Politics religion, murder and mayhem are back in this pacey historical mystery set in London in 1641. Book 2 in the series.
Murder and treachery in 17C London
Politics, religion, commerce and science collide in this intriguing, fast-paced historical mystery set in London in 1640. First of a trilogy.
Cleverly plotted two-in-one classic crime
Moonflower Murders is a marvelous, intriguing, page-turning, fun puzzle that’s fiendishly complex yet very readable.
Upstairs-downstairs sensational whodunnit
Legacy of Death has all the ingredients of a 19th century sensational mystery novel, with a 21st century ethos and style. Book 2 in a series.
The most gripping opening scene I’ve ever read
As The World Dies Book 1. Great story, characterization and dialogue, tense plotting and emotional impact… and the best ever opening scene.
Salvaging the ruins of a broken world
Introspective, melancholy but ultimately uplifting exploration of the human condition after the apocalypse.
Well-written, clever and witty cozy mystery
Residents in a retirement community get together to use their not-forgotten skills to solve a murder. Fun, plot twists and witty dialogue.
A very satisfying, well written historical novel, whodunnit and bildungsroman
A voyeuristic trip to the Marshalsea Prison in the 19th century. With murder and intrigue, well written and gripping.
A gripping, anxiety-fueled read
Update: This is an old review of Ike Hamill’s Extinct. It’s a lousy review. No, the book isn’t lousy, my review is. I think I would have written a more