The Tomb in Turkey by Simon Brett

In my opinion there were to many cliches and not enough of a mystery. The story was weak and the characters were boring. This book was given to me in exchange for an honest review.

Hardcastle's Collector by Graham Isom

I am a lover of all British mysteries especially one's with Hardcastle. Although he can be overbearing, sarcastic and unreasonable at times he can has a soft disposition at times. His partner Detective Sergeant Charles Marriott and a young and eager Detective Constable Yardley from Hampshire police. Ihe story is set in the time period of World War 1,1917 Hampshire County is the village the murder took place in. If you like Hardcastle you will like this book also. I received this book in exchange for and honest review.

Backstabbing in Beaujolais by Jean-Pierre Alaux & Noel Balen

I can't seem to put down books with Benjamin and Virgile. This time they stay with Benjamin's friends a Catalan artist and his mystery writer wife. The description of the wine making region of Beaujolais is fascinating as always the investigation and finale is exciting. Wonderful story line and fine characters. I received this book in exchange for an honest review.

The County Guides Death in Devon by Ian Sansom

Marley is overbearing and really overshadows what happens in the storyline and the characters to me are boring. I received this book in exchange for an honest review.

White Leopard by Laurent Guillaume

This is the authors first book translated to English. This is a story about a man who lives between two continents . Solo a former who cop has to run from his past in France. Anyone who truly loves intrigue and suspense should read this book LeFrench Publishers are one of my favorites. I received this book in exchange for and honest review.

Murder Mystery by Gene Thompson

I truly enjoyed this book it had a few twits and turns toward the end, A setting that was a slight bit old but entertaining. I received this book in exchange for an honest review.

Inspector of the Dead by David Morrell

This follows the authors Murder as a Fine Art. Thomas de Quiney ,is the notorious OpiumEater. Mr de Quiney and his daughter Emily are still in London after solving previous crimes, de Quiney is a real life laudanum filled writer. If you want to learn about England in the 1850"s. The are bloody murders by a group of people who want to kill Queen Victoria. If you enjoy British mysteries read this one now. I received this book in exchange for and honest review.