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| If you like to try mysteries with a difference, then this could be for you. It's more a howdunit than a whodunit, or a medieval procedural. The pace is gentle (I prefer slower books so this was perfect for me) and unfolds step-by-step as Sister Aveli ...more | |
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| I lived in the US for several years, so I'm familiar with large US parishes, which is why this book piqued my interest. I don't usually read cosies where an animal is one of the narrators, but the author soon had me suspending disbelief in the chapte ...more | |
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| I'm going to write this review honestly, as someone who only occasionally reads biblical fiction. I wrote in my review of The Wanderer that my main difficulty with that book (mine, not the author's) was that I should have read the endnotes first, bec ...more | |
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| This is a Regency romance story of misdirected and unexpected love, mistakes and second chances. When Monty discovers he has unfairly maligned Thea for jilting his best friend, he goes overboard to rectify his wrongdoing - and finds himself falling i ...more | |
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| I read the fist two books in the series - this one and Engaging Miss Shaw -back to back because I wanted to carry on with the story and, having met both the authors, I was curious to see how they worked together. Finding Miss Giles is a gentle story, ...more | |
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| I went straight ahead and read this one after finishing the first in the series, Finding Miss Giles, because I was in the mood for a family saga experience. I particularly liked that this pairing is is not two beautiful people, but two smart, engagin ...more | |
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| In the second book in the Canon Clement series, Rev. Coles has tightened his grasp of the cosy mystery genre to produce a better book than the first (too many murders in that one, and the first came rather late in the book). This time, he focuses on ...more | |
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| As several people have mentioned, this book follows directly from the revelations at the end of Book 2 in the series, and is divided between the murder at the monastery and the various webs being woven back in Daniel's parish while he is absent (some ...more | |
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| As several people have mentioned, this book follows directly from the revelations at the end of Book 2 in the series, and is divided between the murder at the monastery and the various webs being woven back in Daniel's parish while he is absent (some ...more | |