So, on the plus side, despite serious RL interventions progress on my card is well under way, with four squares (including the centre / free / raven square) marked "called and read"; three of these in a row -- plus reading for the remaining two squares of that row also in progress -- and several mor...
I was pleasantly surprised to discover this series was still going. I had heard book #12 was suppose to have been the last. Not only was a thirteenth novel released last year but book #14 is due to be published at some point this year. I wasn't feeling as excited for book #14 by the time I reached...
It got an extra half point for potential. There were some rough bits in it but overall it was a good read, or rather a good listen. The pre-amble putting things in context was interesting and the social interactions between the characters was interesting. I would like to read more in this series a...
Series: Eleanor of Tyndal Medieval Mystery #1 I liked the idea of this novel, but something about it didn’t really work for me. I liked Eleanor and Thomas and the rest of the characters, but the writing seemed a bit clumsy. It just didn’t flow all that well, and I found the first-person POV chapte...
I don't usually write two reviews in one day (sometimes, alas, not two in a week!), but today reading has been more comfortable on my eyes than a lot of other activities, so here's a second review. Wine of Violence is a historical mystery, set in 1270. Tyndal Priory, a "double house" (one with bo...
I received an ARC of this novel from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.The Medieval Mystery series is currently one of my favorite mystery series. The author manages to write with a consistency I find extremely appealing. There was one novel that fell well below my expectations but the over...
Maybe I waited too long between books but I felt like I missed something the whole time I was reading. Example: Apparently there is this letter received by Prioress Eleanor from her aunt Sister Beatrice that exposes Brother Thomas as a spy. The reader is never told when this letter arrived or reall...
I adored Priscilla Royal's first Medieval Mystery, Wine of Violence. The multifaceted creation of Prioress Eleanor and the monk, Thomas, was captivating and well written. Therefore, I was all the more disappointed when this installment fell flat.In Tyrant of the Mind, Eleanor and Thomas are back, bu...
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