Book 5 in the Verity Kent series - a series I usually like, but this one was really disappointing. The first half or so was extremely slow without much of a mystery until the second part.
Book 5 in the Verity Kent series - a series I usually like, but this one was really disappointing. The first half or so was extremely slow without much of a mystery until the second part.
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A Fen Churche mystery is new to me. But I love Verity Kent‘s series!!!!
The mystery is only part of the story here. Anna Lee Huber‘s description of Verity‘s attempts to come to terms with her brother‘s death during the war is the true star of this book!
This is the 5th book in the Verity Kent Mystery Series & it keeps up the same high standard as the other books in the series.
The events take place in her home town in Yorkshire, in 1919, but much of the story still relates back to her time as a spy during the war. Verity really is a strong character, but in this book we see more of her vulnerable side as she returns home & has to deal with unresolved grief for her brother who died 4 years before.
Finishing off #AnyWayYouReadathon by reading this book. A perfect read fir Remembrance Day, where they are in the graveyard talking about the amount of deaths in World War I and the impact on local villages. Currently 1004 pages read, out of a target of 1000 pages. 🥳
#NovelNovember
Started reading book 5 in the Verity Kent Historical Mystery Series, set at the end of World War I and at the time of the Spanish Flu.
Reading this as part of the #AnyWayYouReadthon and #NovelNovember #Readathon
I forgot I had this ebook from the library. It doesn‘t fit the team theme but it was due today so I finished it yesterday. #Scarathlon #TeamHendrix #Screamathon #Wickedathon #SpookOWeen #BookSpinBingo
I think I like this fifth installment of the Verity Kent series the best so far. In addition to a good murder mystery, we learn so much more about Verity, watch her relationship with Sidney develop, and meet her fascinating family. This one is less dependent on the thread of the previous stories than the last book, which I thought detracted from that one. Huber‘s writing is excellent, as always. Recommend.
Late to the party, but thanks @Eggs for the invite.
1. @Alisnazzy got a promotion, and our grandson is back from spending the summer with his other grandmother in NY.
2. Around here, Thanksgiving if we‘re lucky.
3. Tagged. Just about to start reading it now 😄
The fifth installment of the Verity Kent mystery series, it‘s set in November 1919 in the Yorkshire Dales. Verity and her husband Sidney have returned to her family home for a holiday visit after a 5-year absence escorting her great-aunt who has survived a perilous journey from Germany. I especially enjoyed this one because we finally meet Verity‘s family and see how they all relate to each other. Verity has stayed away because of the 🔻