Or maybe five stars? It was strange but good. Don’t know if I would recommend to other people. I really want to read the next one!
It is bittersweet to come to the end of the BBC radio series of McLevy. Bittersweet because at least, David Ashton has McLevy novels as well as Jean Brash novels. So that's good. But this series is such a joy. The casting is well done - Brian Cox as McLevy and Siobhan Redmond as Jean Brash led a cast that includes David Ashton himself. The mysteries are interesting. There is even a wonderful sense of place.
This is a great series and well worth listening to.
* Gunpowder Green is part of Laura Childs's Tea Shop Mystery series, in which each installment is named for a particular kind of tea.
* Gunpowder Tea by Margaret Brownley is a historical / Western romance-plus-mystery.
* The Gunpowder Gardens by Jason Goodwin is part travelogue, part tea history.
* Gunpowder by Devina Seth, Harneet Baweja and Nirmal Save is an Indian cookbook.
* Gunpowder Valentine by Paul Perry and Gunpowder Summers by Richard Nester are collections of poetry.
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