from cyderry

Another of Anne Perry's Christmas novellas centers around Henry Rathbone's efforts to clear the name of his friend Judah Dreghorn, who has died suddenly in what appears to be an accident but is discovered to be murder. This was an interesting rendition of a post mortem revelation of a character w...

from Maydacat

A happy Christmas reunion of the Dreghorn family was thwarted by the sudden death of one of the brothers. Though ruled accidental, the gathering family cannot believe the tragedy was simply an accident. In trying to understand the events that led up to the death, they suspect it could have been m...

from whybehave2002

I've been wanting to read this series and of course being that it is a Christmas series it was never available at the library but this one came available and I scooped it up. I suspect that it is a series that can be read in any order and that it is a series by way of theme. It was a great histor...

from FerneMysteryReader

Anne Perry was a new author to me discovered when I first read the blurb in the “Early Reviewer” November 2014 listing from LibraryThing. I was very happy that I was selected to receive an Early Reviewers copy of this title from the monthly batch of offerings. Since that time, I treat myself to r...

from MelissaLenhardt

If I have a complaint about Anne Perry's writing, is her tendency to hammer home ideas to the point of reader irritation. Her curse for being repetitive strikes in A Christmas Visitor when she constantly tells the reader how honest and upstanding the dead man is. She was so insistent on the point...