Inspector Lynley A Place of Hiding, Book 12, (Paperback)

from hobbitprincess

This is not my favorite of the Inspector Lynley novels. First, Lynley and Havers aren't in the book, or hardly at all. The main characters are St. James and Deborah. I can barely tolerate Deborah. She is a spoiled rotten brat who needs desperately to grow up, and St. James gives into her constant...

from gbelik

This expedition of the Lynley series features St James and Deborah as they go to the Island of Guerney to help a friend of Deborah's who has been jailed for murder. I missed Lynley, Helen and Havers, but enjoyed the setting and the development of the story.

from miketroll

Evenly paced formula mystery set on the Channel Island of Guernsey. My favourite character was Margaret, the grasping, domineering, self-righteous mother of Adrian. She is the Fool, allowed full freedom to express herself, free of the burden of being a serious murder suspect.

from jennyo

I started reading George's Lynley/Havers mysteries years ago and I loved the first few I read. This one's been languishing on my TBR shelf for a couple of years though. It stars Simon Allcourt-St. James and his wife Deborah rather than Thomas Lynley. Normally, I find St. James a compelling charac...

from turtlesleap

An excellent mystery set on the island of Guernsey. Deborah St. John is enlisted by old American firends, Cherokee an China River, to help resolve a murder accusation made against China. Deborah and her husband, Simon, journey to Guernsey and are caught up in a complex, situation involving the di...