February Books
Mar. 2nd, 2022 10:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pandop Not that much reading time on the holiday, which I should have been prepared for! The time before was so busy with training that I was too tired then.
8: Conspiracy SJ Parris [Kindle]
Another instalment in the Giordano Bruno series. Good character development, and some more back story on Bruno. Very twisty plot to suit the setting of the French court.
9: Passage from Nuala Harriet Steel [Kindle]
The de Silva's on holiday, although as with most detectives on holiday, there's still a case to be solved. Nice to have a change of setting, and quite an appropriate holiday read as they are on the way to Egypt (I thought Death on the Nile had downloaded, it hadn't) Good plot.
10: Grey Mask Patricia Wentworth [Kindle]
The February choice for the Shedunnit book club. I do want to read more Miss Silver stories, but I don't think this was the best introduction to her (despite it being the first book), as most of the characters were incredibly annoying. Overly convoluted plot.
8: Conspiracy SJ Parris [Kindle]
Another instalment in the Giordano Bruno series. Good character development, and some more back story on Bruno. Very twisty plot to suit the setting of the French court.
9: Passage from Nuala Harriet Steel [Kindle]
The de Silva's on holiday, although as with most detectives on holiday, there's still a case to be solved. Nice to have a change of setting, and quite an appropriate holiday read as they are on the way to Egypt (I thought Death on the Nile had downloaded, it hadn't) Good plot.
10: Grey Mask Patricia Wentworth [Kindle]
The February choice for the Shedunnit book club. I do want to read more Miss Silver stories, but I don't think this was the best introduction to her (despite it being the first book), as most of the characters were incredibly annoying. Overly convoluted plot.