Watchers of Time

I'm truly enjoying this series. However, I really am getting annoyed with the author ending this book and the previous one abruptly (or so it seems to me), without tying up all the story lines. He even alludes to the open ending of the previous book in this one - but does he provide any more clarifi......more

It’s not the thrill of the chase that keeps me coming back to these books. No, it’s Rutledge’s humanity, conscience and integrity that reaches out and slowly reminds me why I really like this series. This installment features another village of secrets. A death allows a secret to leak slowly out unt......more

Enjoyed Watchers of Time the most of the five Ian Rutledge stories I've read so far. The setting is the small village of Osterley, East Anglian, near the city of Norfolk. Mr. Sims, Vicar of Holy Trinity and Fr. James the priest of St. Anne's. Rutledge, returning to work as an Inspector of Scotland Y......more

This was good. I liked it better than the last one I think, but I'm still not raising to four stars. Because like the last one, I think it started strong, and then parts of the second half were slow, with what felt like a rushed resolution. Also, I picked the guilty party (or one of them) when he wa......more

Love the character Ian Rutledge even though Hamish gives me a migraine which would have me if I were Ian taking a long walk off a short pier however, the sloppy ending of this one and the previous book leave me quite dissatisfied. Therefore, the three star rating.......more