William Monk Blind Justice, Book 19, (Paperback)

from Kathy89

William & Hester Monk series. This is really a continuation of "Acceptable Loss" and features the Monk's friend Sir Oliver Rathborne whose wife has left him after his representation failed to acquit his father-in-law in the child pornography scandal. The photographs have come into play in this no...

from Romonko

Although this book is in the Hester and William Monk series, this is definitely a story about Oliver Rathbone. Sir Rathbone finds himself at the pinnacle of his career at the beginning of this book, but because of an error in judgement that he makes in one of the cases he is presiding as judge ov...

from Iambookish

Reading an Anne Perry novel is easy like putting on a comfy pair of slippers. The mystery is almost secondary to the fact that you once again get to meet up with some favorite, familiar characters and experience a few hours of life in Victorian England. Always engaging, always entertaining. I hop...

from lostinalibrary

In this latest novel by Anne Perry, when Hester Monk hears about a church which is pushing its parishioners to donate more than they can afford, indeed, so much that it has financially ruined some, she decides she must investigate. What she learns makes her suspect that the preacher, Adam Taft, i...

from N.W.Moors

I've really been enjoying this series and I've raced through it. However, I do think this was one of the weaker books in the series. Anne Perry seems to start all her books a little slow. I'm fine with that because I enjoy the details about the Victorian era. However, this book really never got g...