30th July – Fear on the Phantom Special
A very readable story of 350 pages, the 17th in the Railway Detective series by Edward Marston The murderer(s) are not obvious at all. At various times I suspected most of the leading characters but none of them were the ones who dunnit! There is a slightly weird ending which to my mind needs someContinue reading “30th July – Fear on the Phantom Special”
27th July – William McGonagall – A selection – A review
William McGonagall would go to great lengths to achieve a rhyme and his poems are more like brief histories of the events they depict, quite vividly in most cases. I like the poems / histories and he does touch on some truths for example in his poem about Culloden Prince Charles Stuart, of frame andContinue reading “27th July – William McGonagall – A selection – A review”
25th July – The Somme Stations – Book Review
This is a book in the ‘Steam Detective’ series by Andrew Martin. The steam detective is DS Jim Stringer though in this book, he’s in the army during World War I. This is as much a book about the conditions in the First World War at the time of the various campaigns around The SommeContinue reading “25th July – The Somme Stations – Book Review”
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