Finished: The Man in the Queue. The best part was how wrong Grant was about everything, from beginning to end. Oh, yeah, he can totally tell that the killer wasn't English based on the dagger and how sneaky the killing was! NOPE. WRONG. He fails so thoroughly on so many levels and it's beautiful. There is absolutely no way he would have closed this
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I think when Troy is in a book, she's in it fairly quickly usually, if she's going to be a pov character? Also, do your editions not have the list of characters at the front? All mine do. So you can see, and then not waste your time waiting for her if she isn't going to appear, which she often doesn't, because Alleyn just goes to work like a regular person and doesn't always drag his wife and family into everything all the time. Just sometimes Troy goes to paint someone/something/on a canal boat and people die all over her again.
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So you can see, and then not waste your time waiting for her if she isn't going to appear, which she often doesn't, Alleyn just goes to work like a regular person and doesn't always drag his wife and family into everything all the time.
Aw. But I like wondering. Alleyn's work-life separation is admirable as always, but Troy always brightens the room (with awkwardness).
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Troy will be back, I promise, but it might be a few books yet! ;-)
ETA: I really don't remember Overture to Death. I wonder why? Maybe the spinster thing was bad and I didn't like it? Hmm...
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Troy should probably steer clear of this ambiguously misogynist hothouse, anyway, and do some portrait commissions for American millionaires or something. It's all for the best!
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And then he didn't! COMFORT RESTORED.
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