Sir Robert Carey Mysteries: A Murder of Crows (Audiobook)

from jamespurcell

Sergeant Dodd to the fore. The phlegmatic, Northerner with great acerbic and occasionally caustic wit solves ciphers, survives being dressed to the nines and carries through to rout the bad guys. He rides off beautifully mounted by finally asserting his reiving rights to two of the bad guy's horses.

from bunwat

After reading and thoroughly enjoying the first four of these, I thought that was it. After all, eleven years had passed since the fourth was published. Clearly she had moved on. Then I found this and was completely delighted, first to discover that there was another Robert Carey novel, and secon...

from bookhookgeek

I just couldn't get into the story, so I gave up halfway through the book.

from nanajlove

I spent my time reading this book just trying to keep up. There is a ton of action and numerous characters to keep track of. By the time I reached the conclusion, I had completely forgotten the preface chapter which set up the tale. It is a good read, full of intrigue and mystery, and the charact...

from cathyskye

Patricia Finney, writing as P.F. Chisholm, has created one of my favorite historical mystery series, but I thought the Sir Robert Carey books ended with the fourth, A Plague of Angels. I was thrilled when I learned that new books are now appearing under the Poisoned Pen Press imprint. A Murder of...