To Play the Fool - Audiobook

from tjsjohanna

Kate Martinelli is back with a puzzle that is less a murder mystery (which is hardly there at all) and more with a psychological mystery. Erasmus is a truly original character and the dialogue that Ms. King puts in his mouth is delightful in the way it makes the brain think - dragging up memories...

from bibleblaster

I enjoyed the theology that was woven through a genuinely mysterious story with truly interesting characters. I think Laurie King does a great job of making that all work...This was my first in her Martinelli series, but I look forward to reading more.

from melwil_2006

The second in the Kate Martinelli and probably my least favourite, although I still couldn't manage to put it down. It deals with the aftermath of the first book, while investigating the death of a homeless man, and the connection of another who refers to himself as a Holy Fool. Kate is much more...

from Krumbs

Should have started with the first book! I think it was totally spoiled by reading the second book first. I now know all about the relationships, the health problems, etc., etc., that came about from the events in book #1. But, that aside, the fool was certainly a different character. How events ...

from acommonreader

#2 in the Martinelli series. Interesting concept of a Medieval fool. So-so plot.