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Although I can't even post each TV review seperately! They're too long! Ugh.
Over the weekend, I read the second of Sarah Cauldwell's (Professor) Hilary Tamar mysteries. which I think Amazon recommended 'cause 'you like witty murder mysteries, you may like this'.
Set in the 80s (so make £10,000 a year means Darcy's loaded adjustments), it follows a historian who is friends with/sponges off a group of junior barristers who inveigle her in solving murders that come their way. The two books I've read so far have made me laugh, snort and giggle out loud (good thing, that), and it has a nice created family dynamic. (Similar vein: read another Amelia Peabody too = LOVE IT!)
Over the weekend, I read the second of Sarah Cauldwell's (Professor) Hilary Tamar mysteries. which I think Amazon recommended 'cause 'you like witty murder mysteries, you may like this'.
Set in the 80s (so make £10,000 a year means Darcy's loaded adjustments), it follows a historian who is friends with/sponges off a group of junior barristers who inveigle her in solving murders that come their way. The two books I've read so far have made me laugh, snort and giggle out loud (good thing, that), and it has a nice created family dynamic. (Similar vein: read another Amelia Peabody too = LOVE IT!)