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Old 05-25-2014, 03:53 AM   #19831
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Oh well, on to the next oldest. The Queen of Bedlam by Robert McCammon also bought from Kobo in 2012. At 656 pages this one will take me a while. I really enjoyed the first in the series Speaks the Nightbird. Early 18th century murder mystery.
Even though this took a while to get going I enjoyed it very much. The plot was very well developed and the conclusion was very good. The author did use a form of "confession" to reveal the finer details of events - a plot method I don't particularly enjoy. He also used more modern English. Early 18th century America didn't say "hello." And the concept of infections was not as portrayed. I do prefer his previous book Speaks the Nightbird. Rated B [4 stars].

Next is Ratcatcher by James McGee another historical mystery this one set in Regency London.
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