Lawless and the Devil of Euston Square

from JanicsEblen

While I enjoyed the character of Campbell Lawless and the introduction to Miss Villiers I found the book overly long and a bit tedious. The author, William Sutton, did an excellent job of describing the lives of the "lower class" during the Victorian period. Also describing the changes that were ...

from druidgirl

I normally enjoy all Victorian England mysteries, but not this one. Campbell Lawless is a wanna be, he gets involved in all sorts of messes. I did manage to read the whole but it was a long read. ***I received this book in exchange for an honest review***

from lewilliams

This is a slow plodding story. At 506 pages, it is way to long. The characters were okay, nothing remarkable about them..I never finished the book.

from pife43

Never received this book as I was listed to. So I contacted the person who was responsible for the giveaway and received an email saying that they were sorry and the book was going to be sent out. Never did receive it. I was really looking forward to it too...

from prudencegoodwife

This book took a little for me to get into it. The writing style of dividing the text into periods throughout one - two years was helpful. The intrigue did hold my attention. Once into it, I was drawn forward from page to page wondering what will happen next, who was good, who was diabolical. I a...