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The series has really settled into a high quality bedtime read. The stories are linked to quasi historical clips at the beginning of each chapter. These help to lead the reader towards the solution (sometimes, of course, red herrings!). Kate Ellis has an interesting way of getting around the aging of her detective. Each book is set within a few months of its predecessor. I presume that, as one gets further into the series (this end is now twenty years old) new technology will seamlessly make its appearance. Great book with good characters. I really loved that the story from centuries ago was almost happening again but it wasn't until almost the end of the book before I and Wesley realized it. One of their own is almost killed and it is a race to find her. Very good book with a really good storyline or two. I did not have this one figured out. Cleverly plotted story which echoes events of the late 17th century, when the Duke of Monmouth's rebellion was crushed and Judge Jeffries held his bloody Assizes in the west country and the rebels either e ecuted or transported to slavery. An unknown murder victim is found in a caravan and police are also called to an archeological site where bones are found with the two events surprisingly linked. Interesting historical background. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
Appartiene alle SerieWesley Peterson (5)
An excavation at the lost gardens of Earlsacre Hall is called to a halt when a skeleton is discovered under a 300 year old stone plinth, a corpse that seems to have been buried alive. But DS Wesley Peterson has little time to indulge in his hobby of archaeology. He has a more recent murder case to solve. A man has been found stabbed to death in a caravan at a popular holiday park and the only clue to his identity is a newspaper cutting about the restoration of Earlsacre. Does local solicitor Brian Willerby have the answer? He seems eager to talk to Wesley but before he can reveal his secret he is found dead during a 'friendly' game of village cricket, apparently struck by a cricket ball several times with some force. If Wesley is looking for a demon bowler this appears to let out most of the village side. But what is it about Earlsacre Hall that leads people to murder? Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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![]() GeneriSistema Decimale Melvil (DDC)823.914Literature English English fiction Modern Period 1901-1999 1945-1999Classificazione LCVotoMedia:![]()
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Wesley, along with his boss, Gerry Heffernan and other members of the team are stymied in their investigation as they can’t get a proper identification on one of the bodies. Eventually, they put all the pieces together and realize that both the historical murders and the modern murders are wrapped up in identity fraud and once the bodies have been properly identified, the case becomes clear and the murderer revealed.
This author excels in blending both the old and the new together and I thought The Bone Garden was very well presented. With each book a little more information about the characters is revealed giving the reader a better understand of the motivations that drives the narrative. I enjoyed The Bone Garden and look forward to reading more from this author. (