Rainbow's End

Rather more enjoyable than I expected.......more

Definitely a fun read, but as it’s the last in the series I wish she would have gotten the family back together. There was no mention of Dom and very little of Bunty in this one, and the family dynamic is what made me fall in love with this series. I want to know what happens to Dom and Tossa! What......more

A slightly anti-climactic finish to the series. It's not really that the writing or plotting drops off in quality so much as a feeling that Peters was losing interest in it—I don't think it's a coincidence that the plots of the last three Felse mysteries set in Britain all involve antiquities and ar......more

Light and enjoyable, good mystery.......more

I have been an Ellis Peters fan for decades, but exclusively have read the Brother Cadfael stories. This was my first Inspector Felse mystery and I enjoyed it immensely---primarily because I have a penchant for precocious children (EXCLUSIVELY in literature). The young soloist in the church choir was......more