by Elizabeth George
This was my least favorite of George's reads. It went on forever. The two narrative styles did not fit. I already guessed at who did what and it was a long winding road to get there. The Webberly thing read as ridiculous after a while. Lynley is even more of an ass in this one. It felt like a lot of...
I just love EG's writing. However, this is not my favorite Inspector Lynley book. This book almost came across as rushed to me. I am not sure why.
E. George is great -- I love most of her books -- but she must've had something juicy on her editor, because nothing else I can think explains why this book seems virtually unedited. It's twice as long as it should be, chock-a-block with tangential information and subplots that don't go anywhere, st...
I did enjoy this one, albeit it's not my favourite Inspector Lynley novel. This time there are family secrets, murder, mental disabilities, and classical music. For a more complete review, please go here:http://www.epinions.com/review/A_Traitor_to_Memory_by_Elizabeth_George_and_narrated_by_Simon_Jon...
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