Merrily Watkins Mysteries: The Magus of Hay (Series #12) (Paperback)

from antao

My favourite ghost-buster is back...well, back in late 2013, but only now was I able to read it. I read more than most people, typically from fifty to a hundred books a year, and it is unfortunate that there are enough absolutely first-class books around that I'm not going to have time to finish ...

from ehines

Might be I'm getting a trifle tired of this series, but this one seemed a little lackluster. I have a feeling the world of Merrily is due for a major overhaul: Rickman breaks with the characters he's been using as types and alternative viewpoints in the last several novels, but he doesn't seem to...

from hoddybook

Despite the subject matter of these stories - religion, demons, evil, mysticism - which were not immediately obviously to my taste, they were always wedded into something a bit more tangible like Gomer and the daughter. Once the daughter had grown up and the love interest had pretty much resolved...

from TheBentley

In my opinion, there's no such thing as a BAD Merrily Watkins novel. It's one of the very best mystery series on the market. But I actually thought this installment was better and more interesting than most. Less cozy mystery and more police procedural, it moves faster than most of them, although...

from libgirl69

Another great addition to the series. Missed Jane and Gomer but as the author says you don't travel with the same people everyday. Enjoying the development of Bliss and Annie. Interesting plot regarding Hay. Loved the slight spookiness as usual.