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Jun 06, 2017
Steven
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I very much enjoy the misadventures of Ruth Galloway and the cast of characters of her small town in the UK. Another solid entry with lots of character development. :)
2023: Devoured this one in the second go-around! Loved it again!
2021: Another satisfying entry in this wonderful series. The author tells her story from various & quickly changing POV of the main characters, complete with sardonic observations that sound exactly like something a real person would think in the situation. The story is well-plotted with a slow & inexorable wind-up to the final solution. There are clues & hints & red herrings along the way to keep you involved, plus lots of human in ...more
2021: Another satisfying entry in this wonderful series. The author tells her story from various & quickly changing POV of the main characters, complete with sardonic observations that sound exactly like something a real person would think in the situation. The story is well-plotted with a slow & inexorable wind-up to the final solution. There are clues & hints & red herrings along the way to keep you involved, plus lots of human in ...more
Bones are found during an excavation for a development, so Ruth is called in to determine how old said bones may be. When tests indicate that the bones are not ancient at all, the police have a potential murder investigation on their hands. At the same time, a rough sleeper (to us Americans, a person who is homeless) has disappeared and her friends tell the police that she may have "gone underground." Ruth and the police have heard of a network of old chalk-mining tunnels that run under King's L
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Sep 28, 2017
Ellen
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Feb 04, 2018
Sushicat
marked it as to-read
Mar 08, 2019
Jennifer
marked it as very-next-up-not-yet
Apr 21, 2022
Sandy
marked it as to-read
