by Elizabeth Peters
3.5 stars...I thought it was good quick read. I enjoyed the Scottish heritage stories and the setting the most. The writing was not on the level of the Peabody or Bliss series but it was still fun.
I've been an admirer of Elizabeth Peters' work for years, so I was delighted to find a book I hadn't yet read.In this one, archaeology student Susan is on her way to a dig in the Central Highlands. She has a very romanticized idea of what Scotland is like, and is finding herself disappointed on nume...
I pulled this off the shelf for a before-sleep re-read last week, since I remembered very little about it. There's something so unapologetic about the books written before the 80's and before everything had to be so politically correct. Susan is romantic; she's in love with all things Scottish-hi...
A fun romp of a mystery though Scotland, complete with all the kitsch an American gal sold on Scotland and the Highlands could want - including a hero who looks like a member of the Royal family without his beard! Interesting that someone so enamored of Scotland should be so attracted to someone who...
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