Vicky Bliss The Laughter of Dead Kings, Book 6, (Paperback)

from bunnyjadwiga

I love Vicky Bliss, though this isn't the best of the series. John is not handled well, and Schmidt seems rather wooden in the first part of the book. On the other hand, who can resist Peters and her madcap desert races, people who seem to be something else and possibly are, and of course the arc...

from alice443

A Vicky Bliss mystery. It took me a while to get into because I thought I was going to be reading an Amelia Peabody mystery. I had even more trouble because the Bliss mystery was so modernized it hardly felt like part of her series (maybe I missed some transition books that would have carried me ...

from alice443

A Vicky Bliss mystery. It took me a while to get into because I thought I was going to be reading an Amelia Peabody mystery. I had even more trouble because the Bliss mystery was so modernized it hardly felt like part of her series (maybe I missed some transition books that would have carried me ...

from lquilter

It was nice to see Schmidt in action as best swordsman in Europe, and I liked Feisal and several of the other new characters. But I was disappointed that Vicky herself drove so little of the action -- really, only one little bit, late in the book; otherwise, she took a back seat. John was absent ...

from bunwat

I loved the earlier Vicky Bliss novels a lot. This one I liked, although mostly because I was happy to see all the characters again. Like a slightly dull weekend with some very dear friends. There was one chapter that had me laughing out loud, but for most of the way this just didn't sparkle for ...