A Lonely Death (Pre-recorded digital audio player)

from jamespurcell

Rutledge is sent to solve the murders, by garrote of several WW1 veterans from a quiet village in Suffolk. Identity tags left in the mouths of the victims are indicative of a strong link to their military service in France. But is that their only connection. For a countervailing distraction, he i...

from sfeggers

Once again Charles Todd has done a great job, writing an interesting mystery with well-drawn and complex characters. They have worked several subplots which, after reading the book, don't seem necessary to one another but flowed well enough. I could have done without them though, I think. Still t...

from lib666

I devoured this latest Charles Todd, which raced along strewing victims, suspects and plot points in masterly fashion, making it one of the best in the series. Add some great scenes with love interest Meridith and old friend Melinda, an almost fateful scene set back in France, and the Toddsters w...

from coppers

In this 13th novel in the atmospheric Ian Rutledge series, Scotland Yard inspector Rutledge is sent to the small town of Eastfield to investigate the brutal murders of three WWI veterans. Rutledge, a veteran himself who still experiences pain and guilt from the war, is accompanied by the voice of...

from cameling

When 3 men in the same village in Sussex are garrotted and left with old army tags in their mouths of soldiers in WW1, but there are no witnesses and no weapons, Inspector Rutledge is called in to investigate. Still suffering from PTSD himself and having received news that his best friend had jus...