Marked to Die
3 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by cogit8 from Northampton, Northamptonshire United Kingdom on Sunday, November 18, 2018
Bradecote & Catchpoll Worcestershire - October 1143 and a mysterious killer.
In the post winging its way to its next reader
Arrived safely. Many thanks, two readers here and a possible further reader in Scotland afterwards! Looking forward to this.
Mr Flutterbies9 annexed this as soon as he saw it come in so I do not think it will be any time on tbr.
I was correct - for both of us! Mr Flutterbies9 enjoyed this rather too quickly for my liking and passed it on to me saying virtually nothing about it so that I could "form my own opinions".
Well, I did. Again a convoluted plot well set in the period and the engaging characters doing just that. The villains are a little more 'hidden in plain sight' but nonetheless difficult to comprehend effectively, though that was dealt with by a neat little twist in the storyline. Life is moving on for the main characters as well and the resourcefulness of Walkelin is emerging nicely as Hugh Bradecote's discrete romance elegantly sidestepped through. Serjeant Catchpoll shows how wily he can be when the occasion calls for it too. Altogether a good follow on from the 'Ordeal by Fire'.
We both enjoyed this and there is a plan for this book.
Mr Flutterbies9 annexed this as soon as he saw it come in so I do not think it will be any time on tbr.
I was correct - for both of us! Mr Flutterbies9 enjoyed this rather too quickly for my liking and passed it on to me saying virtually nothing about it so that I could "form my own opinions".
Well, I did. Again a convoluted plot well set in the period and the engaging characters doing just that. The villains are a little more 'hidden in plain sight' but nonetheless difficult to comprehend effectively, though that was dealt with by a neat little twist in the storyline. Life is moving on for the main characters as well and the resourcefulness of Walkelin is emerging nicely as Hugh Bradecote's discrete romance elegantly sidestepped through. Serjeant Catchpoll shows how wily he can be when the occasion calls for it too. Altogether a good follow on from the 'Ordeal by Fire'.
We both enjoyed this and there is a plan for this book.
Journal Entry 4 by Flutterbies9 at -- Controlled Release, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom on Wednesday, July 31, 2019
Released 4 yrs ago (7/31/2019 UTC) at -- Controlled Release, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom
CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:
Released in a birthday bookbox to another bookcrosser.
Arrived on Sat 3rd of Aug 2019 in a 6 book, Birthday parcel from the wonderful Flutterbies9. The other books in the parcel are:
• The Polish Detective (D.S. Danuta Gorska 1) – Hania Allan
• A Pitying Of Doves (Birder Murder Mystery 2) – Steve Burrows
• A Corpse in Shining Armour (Liberty Lane 3, aka A Family Affair) – Caro Peacock
• Striking Murder (Lancashire Detective 1) – A.J. Wright
• Elementary Murder (Lancashire Detective 2) – A.J. Wright
MARKED TO DIE (Bradecote & Catchpoll 3) by SARAH HAWKSWOOD (2017) | ISBN: 0-7490-2250-7 / 978-0-7490-2250-1 (UK PB | Publisher: Allison & Busby
• The Polish Detective (D.S. Danuta Gorska 1) – Hania Allan
• A Pitying Of Doves (Birder Murder Mystery 2) – Steve Burrows
• A Corpse in Shining Armour (Liberty Lane 3, aka A Family Affair) – Caro Peacock
• Striking Murder (Lancashire Detective 1) – A.J. Wright
• Elementary Murder (Lancashire Detective 2) – A.J. Wright
MARKED TO DIE (Bradecote & Catchpoll 3) by SARAH HAWKSWOOD (2017) | ISBN: 0-7490-2250-7 / 978-0-7490-2250-1 (UK PB | Publisher: Allison & Busby
