The Foxes of Warwick

Another fun read from Mr Marston! I will admit to liking this one a little bit less than The Wildcats of Exeter. On one front, this was because of the slight uptick in Unexpectedly Grim elements. (view spoiler)[ a minor character's traumatic and rather unnecessary rape, in particular, was glossed over at high speed (hide spoiler)]......more

These books are just wonderful.They are so fascinating and gripping I cannot put them down,I wish there were hundreds in the series.I have read them all up to this one and know I am coming to the end soon which saddens me!Any fans of Bernard Knight or Bernard Cornwell will love these.You really feel......more

Largely very easy to read. I bought this in a bargain bookshop on a multi-buy, so wasn't holding out much hope for the quality. The story worked for me, though, in a gentle, unchallenging way; this isn't going to change your life but may fill a few hours in a better way than what's on your TV. There......more

King William's commissioners, Ralph Delchard and Gervase Bret, arrive at Warwick for another set of hearings on land disputes. Once again there has been a recent murder of the reeve of one of the major landholders. I found this complex mystery fascinating with a surprise ending.......more

Another great book that continues a great series This is another brilliantly crafted story that continues a great series. This plot follows the royal commission on another mission to solve a murder whilst presiding over more disputes related to the domesday book.......more