Amelia Peabody: Seeing a Large Cat (Paperback)

from themulhern

Good fun. The two points of view improve everything.

from etxgardener

A later book in the Amelia Peabody detective series finds Ramses no 128-years old and falling for the Emerson's ward, Nefret They are back in the Valley of the Kings and someone is sending Amelia ominous messages, “Stay away from tomb Twenty-A” This of course is like waving a red flag in front of...

from foxysteph

The Amelia Peabody series takes a strange turn in this book. Ramses is grown up and without the little-boy-nightmare of what he's been; rather he's now more adult in his trouble-making and planning. His plots add a twist and new level to the story. Amelia, Emerson and the rest are still delightfu...

from GTTexas

Amelia is great as always.

from tjsjohanna

I loved the scenes from Ramses' point of view, and I love the way that Ms. Peters writes the interactions between these family members. All their shorthand conversations and the way they seem to know what the other is thinking and above all the affection that holds them together. Fun!