Blood-Dimmed Tide Book 2

from robrobriver

A worthy follow-up to "River of Darkness". Rennie Airth's mysteries remind me of Charles Todd's, with both featuring Scotland yard detectives marked by World War I. Airth's are not quite as dark; his Madden has a spirited wife and (by the second book) a family. But in this book, World War II is a...

from laytonwoman3rd

Second in a series featuring retired Scotland Yard inspector John Madden. In this installment,set between the two world wars, the Yard investigates a serial killer loose in the countryside. Interesting perspective on the whole "profile of a psychopath" thing because of the time-setting. Also it's...

from joeltallman

The sequel to River of Darkness succeeds just as well as the debut novel as the perfect place to spend some hours on a plane or a beach--pre-War England with a serial killer on the loose.

from Romonko

This is a book that I would wish to give more than 5 stars if it was possible. It is that good! This second book in the Inspector John Madden series is set in 1932, which is is some 14 years later than the first book in the series. John Madden has left the police force, married his physician wife...

from Romonko

This is a book that I would wish to give more than 5 stars if it was possible. It is that good! This second book in the Inspector John Madden series is set in 1932, which is is some 14 years later than the first book in the series. John Madden has left the police force, married his physician wife...