Foxglove Summer
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Foxglove Summer
Rikey
Jan 27, 2014 01:42PM
I can't think of a single author who's characters have gotten under my skin as much as those in this series. I can't wait to see what Peter makes of the Big Green as opposed the Big Smoke. Thank you Big Ben Aaronovitch.
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Rikey wrote: "I can't think of a single author who's characters have gotten under my skin as much as those in this series. I can't wait to see what Peter makes of the Big Green as opposed the Big Smoke. Thank yo..."
And (judging by the title) a very rural 'big bad' this time - we saw him briefly in Broken Homes. Mr Fox aka Reynardine. Anything from a trickster to a serial killer, depending on what incarnation of the legend Ben chooses to use.
I can hardly wait!
And (judging by the title) a very rural 'big bad' this time - we saw him briefly in Broken Homes. Mr Fox aka Reynardine. Anything from a trickster to a serial killer, depending on what incarnation of the legend Ben chooses to use.
I can hardly wait!
The other books all seem to be based on a certain art form:
Rivers of London = theatre
Moon Over Soho = music
Whispers Underground = art
Broken Homes = architecture
I'm reckoning this will be based on gardening, somehow.
Rivers of London = theatre
Moon Over Soho = music
Whispers Underground = art
Broken Homes = architecture
I'm reckoning this will be based on gardening, somehow.
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