Wages of Sin | 
so-soI really like the narrator and the mystery is interesting. I especially like how the city of Edinburgh becomes almost a character in the story. However I think the constant explaining in the book of how Victorian mores oppressed women became tedious toward the end. I don‘t appreciate preaching in my fiction even when I agree with the author
#FierceFeb In 1892 Sarah Gilchrist was definitely a #moderngirl
I was sent this from the publisher and it sounds really great. A murder mystery set in Victorian Edinburgh.
This is my October spooky audiobook. I got it for five bucks on sale at downpour.com and the narrator's voice is just to DIE for...
pickGreat debut novel. Full of great characters and interesting story.
Soooooo.......I totally just bought the U.K. version of this book (on left) after having bought the US version a few months ago, solely because I like the cover better.......
pickDelving into the dissection rooms, slums and wynds of my beloved Edinburgh this fun, fairly dark period mystery was suitably atmospheric. It looks primarily at women in all walks of life from brothels to townhouses to the early days of female medical students and even though the mystery was sometimes buried the story and characters kept me reading. There are flaws but I enjoyed it in spite of them and I'd pick up future books if it became a series
pickNew #bookreview at www.theirregularreaderblog.wordpress.com. The Wages of Sin is an original historical mystery set in Victorian Edinburgh!
