Ted Stratton: An Empty Death (Paperback)

from Judith

Well-written, with some nice twists.

from tina1969

Stratton is called upon to investigate the case of a dead doctor, found in suspicious circumstances on a bomb-site near Fitzrovia's Middlesex Hospital. Was it an affair that turned fatally sour, revenge for a fatal case of misdiagnosis, or, despite appearances, simply an unfortunate accident? Or,...

from Ant.Harrison

Loved the evocation of time and place - compliments the plot perfectly. Wilson always seems to get it spot on.

from jimgysin

An extremely poor decision on the part of the antagonist combines with multiple and separate instances of shoddy basic human resources work to put a real damper on an otherwise good read. Wilson once again does a solid job of evoking the time and place of London blitzed during WWII and provides a...

from elkiedee

The sudden death of a hospital doctor offers a wonderful opportunity for a man known as Sam Todd to reinvent himself as Dr James Dacre and apply for the dead man's job. This is London in June 1944, nearly 5 years into World War II, and many of his new colleagues at the short-staffed Middlesex Hos...