genre: historical mystery
Flavia has gone on holiday with Dogger and her sisters and whilst punting on the river, she happens upon, you guessed it, a dead body. This one, a man dressed to the nines whose disappearance may well be connected somehow to the murder of three church women a few years previously. Women who were POISONED no less, Flavia's favorite. What better way to spend your holiday than investigating a murder??
I will listen to every Flavia ever written. This episode is just a pleasant and delightful as all the others. She gets into scrapes, lies her head off, makes amazing deductions, does a fine bit of chemistry and generally solves all the things. I love it. I love her relationship with Dogger and the more we learn about him, the more I just like him as a character as well. Alan Bradley hasn't disappointed me yet.
Thursday, November 28, 2019
The Grave's a Fine and Private Place by Alan Bradley (audiobook)
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