
Love the Flavia di Stefano and Jonathan Argyle books by Iain Pears, the are lighter than his historical novels and always fun.
Love the Flavia di Stefano and Jonathan Argyle books by Iain Pears, the are lighter than his historical novels and always fun.
Although it has its whimsical touches, this book is not as light-hearted as the rest of the series and in some ways is unnecessary as the previous book would have worked just as well as a wrap-up. Also I'm not entirely sure what we learn about two characters' back story is compatible with previous books.
It's not a bad book and would've worked well as a standalone, but it doesn't seem to fit in with the series as a whole in tone or content.