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2016 Reading Group Challenges
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Reading group challenge 2016
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Good luck, Alison. I've only read the first Jacqueline Winspear and enjoyed it very much. I do lik Anne Perry as well and should get back to her. Enjoy.
finished my first choice with the heavens may fall by EV Thompson. it was a good story he is normally a historical writer so it was a much a historical as a detective story, still though it was no secret who the villains were there was the story of how they were bought to justice.
Congrats on getting that first one under your belt. Not an author I'm familiar with. I'll have to check him out.
Nice challenge. I'm interested in how you get on with these books as I've not any of them and I'm also interested in history. Good luck!
I just finished the vagabond clown by Edward Marston. I always enjoy his Elizabethan theatre mysteries, the charactors are colourful especially the actor manager Lawrence Firethorn. the story ia about the company's theatre tour in the country after a riot occurs at the theatre. Their tour is beset by ambushes and accidents murder and kidnapping. the reason for all this was that the perpetrator was a catholic spy who took out his revenge on the company for their anti Catholic plays.




Though the heavens may fall by EV Thompson (Victorian).
The Doublet Affair by Fiona Buckley (Elizabethan).
The Shifting tide by Anne Perry (Victorian).
The cross legged knight by Candace Robb (Medieval).
Half a Mind to murder by paula paul. (Edwardian).
A Plague on both your houses by Susan Gregory (medieval).
A Trust betrayed by Candace Robb (medieval).
The Mangle street murder by MRC Kasasian (Victorian).
Murder on the Brighton Express by Edward Marston (Victorian).
A fair maid of Bohemia by Edward Marston (Elizabethan).
The Vagabond clown by Edward Marston ( Elizabethan).
Recipe for treason by Andrea Penrose (regency).
Alternates
The tale of holly how by Susan Wittig Albert (Edwardian).
An incomplete revenge by Jacqueline Winspear (1930's).