The Cambridge Murders

Listened to the audio with my husband on a long trip. Enjoyable.......more

It didn't strike me at first, but this is one book all my archaeology friends would love to read- yep the same Glyn Daniel of The Three Ages of Man, which we all had to go through in the early 80's. Well my friends, its only after I picked up Cambridge Murders and read about the author, that I reali......more

An enjoyable murder mystery, but mainly because of the setting in Cambridge. The story itself was overfilled with details and possible suspects.......more

This is quite a long book: too long in fact. My copy was printed in 1945, no doubt under wartime economy standards i.e. very thin paper with very small print and it still had 223 pages! Although it's not a bad story it was very slow to get going and the reader had to go through the entire thought pro......more

Sir Richard Cherrington, Vice President of Fisher College, Cambridge, and eminent archaeologist, decides to use his abilities to uncover the mysteries of the past to unravel the mysteries of the present. Things are bad enough when one of the college porters is found shot to death in the path between......more