Charlotte and Thomas Pitt The Angel Court Affair, Book 30, (Paperback)

from VaterOlsen

Anne Perry's detailed descriptions of Victorian London continue in her thirtieth Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novel, The Angel Court Affair. Narrator Davina Porter brings to life theologian Sofia Delacruz and the the mysteries surrounding her. Does the sharing her potentially blasphemous thoughts sh...

from KateBaxter

The year is 1895; women are pressing for suffrage; the middle class is rising up from obscurity and people are challenging the status quo and offering new ideas about class, faith and practice of religion. One such challenger is Sofia Delacruz who brings to London from her adoptive country of Spa...

from JalenV

The Angel Court Affair is as tall as a normal Charlotte and Thomas Pitt mystery, but it's about as long as one of her Christmas novels. It has plenty to say on the topic of religion, starting early in the first chapter. I'm religious and I appreciate the thought Ms. Perry puts into what her chara...

from janerawoof

My first Thomas and Charlotte Pitt mystery in many years. This series had made an favorable impression on me when I read it so I was eager to read this one and to see if the series was still as good as I remember. Verdict: reliable, worth reading, but not one of the author's better efforts and no...

from enemyanniemae

I haven't read Anne Perry for a long time. I got up to book 3 or 4 in the Pitt series and then got distracted. When I found this audiobook being offered for advance reading by librarything, I threw my hat in the ring. I had forgotten how much I liked these people. Things have definitely changed i...