Kylie moves from California to maine after her mother passes away. She aldo breaks up with her butthead boyfriend. Then Kylie is drawn to the small town of Moody Bog. Kylie has bought a building to turn into her tea and herb shop which is to be called “ Strange Herbs and Teas”. While working on the ...
Kylie is ready to make a new start - moving across the country to set up her own business and reboot her life. She meets her new neighbours, sets up her shop - and finds a book Opening the book releases many dark forces into the world - and Erasmus Dark. possibly a demon, possibly a dark force, an...
Generally speaking, I like the Crispin Guest novels. Crispin is a disgraced English knight, whose life, although spared, is now something less than the rich and pampered one he once lived. To keep bread on his table Crispin is now, as he sees it, reduced to solving crimes, often involving some rel...
This is the first in a series about Crispin Guest, a disgraced knight, who is now working as a finder, the Tracker he is called; someone who discovers culprits or things people have lost. Living in rather abject poverty, he remains scrupulously honest, insisting that his self-appointed servant, Jack...
I do enjoy this this series, and I love [a:Jeri Westerson|1432724|Jeri Westerson|http://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1334505313p2/1432724.jpg]'s style. Honestly, though, I didn't like Troubled Bones as much as I liked the other novels in this series.First of all, I had a bit of a hard time wrapping my m...
This book covered some pretty ugly topics; the rape and murder of young boys, anti-Semitism, and abhorance toward and criminalization of homosexuals. Really, *not* the kind of book that I would typically read--these topics all run very much against my personality--a personality that tends to prefer...
Veil of Lies is one of the most enjoyable mystery stories I've read in a long time! The character development was excellent, the main character, Crispin Guest, was sympathetic and sexy, the damsel in distress was beautiful and tough, and the story was full of action. This book was a layer cake of ...
So over winter break I wanted to take a break from reading fantasy, and so read a mystery that my dad had lying around the house. This little experiment reminded me why I don’t particularly like mysteries…. They just aren’t my thing :-). It also labeled itself a medieval noir, what is that anyway? T...
A good mystery set in a period that is not often covered in either factual histories or historical fiction: the reign of Richard II, at the very onset of the War of the Roses.The treatment of both homosexuals and Jews in the England of the time is an interesting sidebar.
The author takes a hardboiled PI type and sets him up in England during the time of Richard II. A very enjoyable historical mystery. Will look forward to the next book in the series.
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