Reviews

‘an intriguing read . . . keeps the reader guessing . . . a lot to enjoy in this romp through the Cambridge Commons . . . a strong sense of place and a narrative style that is both energetic and engaging.’ [Dead Letters]

- Margaret Murphy, SHERLOCK

Old friends

Posted on May 27, 2020 in Artists in Crime, bedsit in Birmingham, Clutch of Constables, Death and the Dancing Footman, Ngaio Marsh, Scales of Justice, Singing in the Shrouds, When in Rome | 8 Comments

I have plenty of contemporary crime novels to hand that I am looking forward to reading, and yet these days I find myself more often turning to old friends. I’ve gone back to the novels of Ngaio Marsh and have just enjoyed Singing in the Shrouds, Scales of Justice, Clutch of Constables, Death and the […]

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