The Dead Letter Delivery
The Glass Library, book 4

Sadly, this is my first less than stellar review of this series. Makes me long for India and Matt to retire to England. Actually, I keep hoping for a reunion. I think that would be so much fun. As for this one, while it tackled important social topics, as usual, it was simply less fun than the other......more

As her other series… simple and lighthearted. Murderous doctor (lighthearted see?!) with a goody troup of post world war young londoners and a fmc who can NOT quit crushing on a “dashing” man. It sadly doesn’t answer the main questions about the protagonist’s family lineage (we are on the 3rd book o......more

3.5 stars. Didn’t love the hospital stuff as much but that’s just personal preference. Loved Sylvia’s continued discovery of her magic and journey to find out about her parents. Love the cast of characters, as usual.......more

2.5 stars 4 books in, this is still incredibly light on magic—and what magic is fleetingly present seems mostly useless. Apparently no one associated with this series cares about grammar, either. I think I’m done.......more

Home sick and read it in a day. CJ Archer has such a lovely way of making you fall in love with these characters. I loved the Glass and Steele series and I knew I’d love this one too. Ummmm so: 1. OMG - now we know who Sylvia’s mom is….. won’t post the spoiler 2. Could Daisy and Alex just get together -......more