To Dream of the Dead: A Merrily Watkins Mystery (Paperback)

from theforestofbooks

I've been reading this series since its inception (this is book #10) and slowly each book has just got better and better. Forty pages from the end, I got frustrated with myself for not being able to read faster so desperate was I to know how it concluded. The elements that makes up this series se...

from Romonko

I am very sad because I've caught up in the wonderful Merrily Watkins series, and will now have to wait for the next book to come out. I have so enjoyed this series, and Mr. Rickman's wonderful writing. This book is set in and around the village of Ledwardine where Merrily and her daughter Jane l...

from Romonko

I am very sad because I've caught up in the wonderful Merrily Watkins series, and will now have to wait for the next book to come out. I have so enjoyed this series, and Mr. Rickman's wonderful writing. This book is set in and around the village of Ledwardine where Merrily and her daughter Jane l...

from cissa

An engrossing tale, as usual from Rickman, though this one was closer to a straight murder mystery than most of his books; it didn't have the creepy horror elements that his work usual contains so effectively.

from TheBentley

The Merrily Watkins books are always simply wonderful. This was one of the best. Rickman has a real gift for mashing up very real social and political issues with spiritual and supernatural undertones to create something completely fresh and completely relevant.