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OH MY GOD ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW?
I almost always guess the solution. Not always - but close. I always guess at least part of the solution.
I did not see any of this coming.
OH MY GOD ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW?
I almost always guess the solution. Not always - but close. I always guess at least part of the solution.
I did not see any of this coming.
Convoluted plot, indeed! I have NO idea what is going on here!
I am so enjoying this book, though. I read a lot more Victorian, Edwardian, WWI, Interwar, WWII historical fiction, so I always forget how much I enjoy historical mysteries set during the medieval period. I am excited to have found two new, long (and inexpensive) series to indulge in!
This series - Matthew Bartholomew - has 24 installments, with the most current available for preorder and scheduled for release on 8/1/19, and Gregory's second series, Thomas Chaloner series is up to 14 installments, the most recent having been released last year.
has already inflated my TBR! These are available for the kindle for between a buck and three bucks, which is just what I need, right?
Themis - you recommended the series. I am starting with this one, but I'm wondering if you have a preference between Matthew Bartholomew and Thomas Chaloner. They both look good, so I decided to go with the one set in Cambridge because Cambridge, although I was tempted by the other one because it starts in a post-Cromwell world.
After finishing this novel, I felt like I had really read two separate novels. It seemed like there was a novel about the plague and a novel about the murders at Michaelhouse. I understand the plague was a big deal in the world at the time of the events of this novel but the way the writer included it took a little bit away from the mystery. The novel was written well enough for me to want to continue on with this series.
