|
Newest Review: ... the snobbery of both the middle and upper classes is rife and both believe the two classes don't mix. The social changes in ... more |
||
Read Reviews for Dead in the Water - Carola Dun...
by - written on 19/09/09 (Very useful, 84 readings)
Rating:
Having enjoyed "Murder on the flying Scotsman" by the same author (see review) I decided to get some further books in the Daisy Dalrymple series out of my local library. Unfortunately they don't have books 1-3 in the series or number 5 so I went from book 4 to book 6 in the series "Dead in the Water" About the author **************** Born in England in 1946 and lived and study in England. She attended Manchester University and studied Russian and French. She then traveled and meet her husband before settling in the USA. Her first novel a historical romance was published in 1979 however she then switched to crime novels and the ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Dead in the Water - Carola Dun...
The Hardy Boys: Game Plan for Disaster - Franklin W. Dixon
Less unrealistic elements in this book than some of the others
Lack of characterisation. Neither of the plotlines is particularly "gripping"
Already Dead - Charlie Huston
Great concept, edgy sci fi
Weaker central plot, confusing dialogue
The Book of Soba - James Udesky
Food & Drink / Dieting - Udesky, James
The Branded Cookbook: 85 Recipes for the World's Favourite Food Brands - Nick Sandler
Nicely produced and some tasty sounding recipes
Expensive, not enough pictures of the finished meals
Golem 2: Joke - Marie-Aude Murail
great book
you have to read the first book
Duckie Duck - Kate Toms
Fun, well illustrated and written, with a positive message
not one for conformist types
Mission to Moulokin - Alan Dean Foster
A REAL PAGE TURNER
The effort of reading to some people?
State of Mind - John Katzenbach
A great read with a slightly different perspective to so many of this genre
The setting (slightly in the future) isn't going to be to everyones taste.
Tell Me Something - Adele Parks
vaguely enjoyable.
boring, underdeveloped characters, predictable plot.
The Terror - Dan Simmons
Gripping, spine- tingling bok
A little slow at the beginning and some violence.


