pickPhew. I actually liked this. This feels much more like a proper Peter Wimsey novel. Except that it‘s more Harriet than Peter. When a woman is found dead in the street after an air raid drill, Harriet is asked to help investigate. Although it helps her mind off Peter (away on a secret mission) she finds it harder than she expected to get to the bottom of the mystery.
Saturday night reading. This is the only Wimsey continuation I haven‘t read yet. I have mixed feelings about them and yet I love Peter and Harriet so much I keep coming back...
Really enjoying this modern entry in the Lord Peter/Harriet Vane series originally penned by Dorothy Sayers. Jill Paton Walsh tells a good story. Her Imogen Quy series has been a longtime favorite of mine, but this one is right up there.
A Presumption of Death | 
