World War I No Graves as Yet, Book 1, (Paperback)

from picardyrose

I liked it better than I expected -- don't know why I was so resistant the first time. It's a pretty good locked-room mystery with the war looming.

from DanaJean

No Graves As Yet is a wannabe suspense novel set against WWI. Although a historical fiction, which I generally like, I just didn't invest in these characters or their need to solve what appears to be more than just a simple car accident that kills their parents. Decent writing, but boring story.

from thornton37814

The Reavley siblings--Joseph, Matthew, and Judith--are devastated by the death of their parents in an automobile accident. When the scene is examined, it appears their demise may have been aided by parties unknown to them. Mr. Reavley planned to share a document of world significance with his son...

from carlyrose

Not as compelling to me as Perry's other series. The protagonists were less likable for me, and there were too many angry grieving women. Overall it was more depressing, with less of the spark of hope and human connection that I see in the Pitt and Monk novels.

from tloeffler

Brothers Joseph and Matthew Reavley learn that their parents have been killed in an auto accident, on their way to visit Matthew to turn over a "secret document" that their father had procured. The document cannot be found, and investigation shows that it was no accident. Soon after, one of Josep...