Terence M [Quot libros, quam breve tempus!]’s Reviews > Murder Mile > Status Update

Makes it more interesting when all the magical gadgetry isn't there, doesn't it? The characters have to rely on actual police work than falling prey to the convenience of technology (as so many of us have).

I have La Plante's "Judas Horse" on my physical shelves. Have you read that one or others of hers and do you recommend?

Berengaria wrote: "I have La Plante's "Judas Horse" on my physical shelves. Have you read that one or others of hers and do you recommend? ..."

I have 16 La Plante books in my collection and I have read or heard 11 of them, including "Murder Mile", which I will finish and rate tonight (most likely another 4-Stars!). I have rated all her books but one as 4-Stars - the loner was a 3-Stars - so I have obviously enjoyed Lynda's books! However, there is a minor caveat: Until I heard "Murder Mile", I had not read or listened to a La Plante book since late-2018 and I think my rating and review processes may have become a little more critical since back then!

I intend to continue listening to the "Tennison" series as I enjoy the writing and the story-telling, and I would recommend any of them. I still have three more to buy as I need them.

"Judas Horse" is book 2 of the "Jack Warr" series - I only have "Book 1, Buried", but I haven't heard it yet, although the blurb sounds good. I also have "Jessica Russell, book 1, The Scene of the Crime", which also sounds like an interesting proposition.