Passed to be by a feecycle member through the Northampton Branch of www.freecycle.org

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RELEASE NOTES:

Released at Salcey Forest cafe the day after a very succesful meet-up of bookcrossers. If you would like to come to future meets then please come and join the local yahoo chat group at Milton Keynes and Northampton Bookcrossing Group , run by bookcrosser Weebly.

From Shelf @ Salcey Forest Cafe - one of the Marcus didus not read

Passed on to me by cogit8 - many thanks.

It's a while since I read any of the Falco mysteries and this didn't disappoint. The second in the series, the style is slick mystery coupled with lots of historical detail. Having read lots of these, I have to say I think the earliest ones are the most fresh and gripping.

adding this to the historical fiction & chocolate bookbox.

Taken from thing-1's History & Chocolate bookbox.

Entertaining holiday read. Falco gets himself in all kinds of trouble but it's all right in the end. And he gets the girl.

RELEASE NOTES:

Hung on railings by entrance.