William Monk Corridors of the Night: A William Monk Novel, Book 21, (Paperback)

from VictoriaJZ

This was an audiobook I 'read' on a drive and it was interesting enough to keep me alert and engaged. Not the best mystery I've ever read, but I have not yet read Perrys Monk series at all and can now try it. It was interesting, but without some of the background on Monk, assumed a bit much. Inte...

from DabOfDarkness

Note: While this is the 21st book in this series, it worked pretty well as a stand lone. My only comment is that several of the side characters are fully formed and it takes several hints to figure out what they do. I expect they were introduced far earlier in the series and the author expected t...

from JalenV

I admit I was of two minds when I learned that I had won an audio edition of Anne Perry's Corridors of the Night through the LibraryThing Early Reviewers program. I'd been a fan of the William Monk series since its first book, Face of a Stranger, but Oliver Rathbone's assinine decision in Blind J...

from jamespurcell

Another excellent addition from one of the best of our current mystery writers. Interesting insights into the state of medicine and "in vivo" research and its legal ramifications in Victorian England. Hester's dilemma results from her Crimean and other nursing experiences where severe blood loss ...

from pmfloyd1

Corridors of the Night: A William Monk Novel by Anne Perry For many years now, I have been enjoying Anne Perry's William Monk series. Thanks to LibraryThings Early Reviewers this is the first time I was able to listen to the story in an audio book. And I must say, the performance (readings, narra...