I liked it, just not enough to write a proper review: Construct a three or four step murder mystery. Add a dash of red herrings and a congregation of suspects. Mix them up with a character driven slow burn—emphasis on the slow—romance and voilà. You've just mastered the recipe for a delicious book...
Have you ever noticed how it's actually harder to review a series that you love? Especially if, like me, you wait until you've read 7 books in the series to review the first. It's almost impossible to be objective about any individual book, barring one of them just being a massive disappointment. ...
It was lovely to listen to a more-than-cozy/not-actually-graphic murder mystery! I haven't had one of those for awhile; I found this comforting.Straight up, I will say that I was disappointed in Claire. She's an Episcopalian priest and, apparently, also a moron. Some of her rash, impulsive, poorly-i...
It was lovely to listen to a more-than-cozy/not-actually-graphic murder mystery! I haven't had one of those for awhile; I found this comforting.Straight up, I will say that I was disappointed in Claire. She's an Episcopalian priest and, apparently, also a moron. Some of her rash, impulsive, poorly-i...
This story spans a few generations, what happened in the past is coming to roost in the present and there's a bit of a message here about vaccination. In 1930 Jonathan Ketchem's wife Jane declared that her husband had left, leaving her with their only remaining child. Decades later her legacy of a...
The first in a series this is the start of a partnership between the local Police Chief Russ van Alstyne and the Reverend Claire Fergusson, they have a common bond in their ex-army status. When Claire finds a baby on the steps of her church she gets embroiled in the mystery of where the child came ...
The first in a series this is the start of a partnership between the local Police Chief Russ van Alstyne and the Reverend Claire Fergusson, they have a common bond in their ex-army status. When Claire finds a baby on the steps of her church she gets embroiled in the mystery of where the child came f...
This is yet another instance where I wish GR had half-star ratings. Not quite as good as All Mortal Flesh, but still better than the two immediately-previous books.
Head and shoulders above the previous book. Just a few notes about what I love about this series: 1) Clare and Russ are "older", i.e., not teens, 20-somethings, or even 30-somethings (I forget exactly how old Clare is, but Russ is 50, and if I remember right Clare's around 10 yrs. younger), and it'...
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