Cooper & Fry Mysteries Blood on the Tongue, Book 3, (Paperback)

from cathyskye

It took me a while to pick up this third book in the Cooper and Fry series, and I'm glad I finally did. Blood on the Tongue is an excellent blend of old crime and new. Many threads in the story go all the way back to World War II when a bomber crashed on Irontongue Hill, and-- rumor has it-- the ...

from nakmeister

A crime fiction novel set in the fictional town of Edendale in the Peak District (UK) and following police detectives DC Ben Cooper and DS Diane Fry. Not a world beater, but a good, solid, enjoyable british crime novel. It's semi-rural setting makes a refreshing change from most crime novels, and...

from bhowell

Cooper and Fry investigate two seemingly unrelated murders but the answer lies deep in the past. In 1945 an RAF bomber crashed on Iron tongue Hill and the missing pilot was declared a deserter. His granddaughter from Canada appears seeking the assistance of the police in finding out what really h...

from majkia

I really enjoy this series. I especially enjoy how important the geography and history of the area is highlighted throughout the series. The mystery is complex and hard to figure and I didn't guess most of it. Characterizations are well done, as well.

from fordbarbara

First 4 or 5 were excellent- well written, good sense of place and sympathetic characters. Last few have not been as consistently well done, but I still like them