Kitty

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DNF. Too little urgency. His books on the two Wilkinses are soooo much more fun! (A Killing In November).

Well written, witty, but pointless. DNF.

Interesting subject matter and twist, story a little slow with too many repetitions.

Great fun.

Like rediscovering Lee Child. Action packed.

A rather slowly evolving story, for D. F. Which I don’t really mind. Still entertaining.

A great series, set in the outer hebrides. Just liked this book a little less than the first and third.

Ludicrous setup. Could not finish.

DNF. Romance is usually boring.

DNF. Like his writing, very uptempo. Can’t abide books where psychopaths get free reign from the author.

A great read.

Really well written.

Gripping, fun, with a touch of magic.

Well written, even funny at times, but overall I dislike lodging in the brain of a psychopath, even a fictional one. Also, the story has a bit of an abrupt ending. And in some weird way a happy ending, romantically, which is totaly far fetched and unbelievable.

DNF.

great storyteller

A great legal thriller. Good balance of plot, action and characters.

Lovely book, almost as good as the first one, with a nice surprise in the middle concerning a French police officer. Interesting multi layered storyline.

Witty. Not too thrilling at all.

Time traveling is always fun to read about. This book, however, is too long. And too simply constructed, compared to some of her other books.

He can write, but this story is all fight. Too much, DNF.

Not his best.

Very well plotted. An immersive read.

This is my third overly femaley emotional book in a row! (Another Chamberlain and before that, a Tricia Creswell). What’s happening to me? These historicized books pick out anti-pc behavior of the past to make us justly angry, and yet… laying on the injustice really thick in this half-anachronistic way also makes it a little of a sleazy read.

Part one and two of this book are great. Well researched, too. The third part is drawn out and boring and not convincing. The problem hinges on the plot. There is no way to make that really work in the end so she needs a sort of magical solution. It’s a first novel though. Hopefully she gets better editors for her next book.