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Al Gre
reviewed Death of a Colonial on September 22, 2009
Death of a Colonial
Another Sir John Fielding mystery - I always enjoy them, and this one was especially good because it was a pretty pure mystery (sometimes they are more in the suspense genre). A man comes back from the colonies claiming to be the long lost son of a recently deceased lord, so Sir John and Jeremy must determine whether he is entitled to the fortune he seeks. It's funny that I initially joined GoodReads to try to keep better track of the plots of mysteries I read, and one of my first reviews was for the preceding book in the series, yet I could remember nothing from that story. This was a little bit of a problem since this one constantly references the former novel. Oh well.
Also, everyone that saw my copy, including myself, read the title as "Death of a Colonel". EVERYONE.
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Add Death of a Colonial, Eighteenth-century London judge Sir John Fielding is back. Now the blind magistrate embarks upon the most puzzling so far of all his cases.. A nobleman, the last of his line, is executed, and his possessions are set to go to the Crown, when his younger b, Death of a Colonial to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Death of a Colonial, Eighteenth-century London judge Sir John Fielding is back. Now the blind magistrate embarks upon the most puzzling so far of all his cases.. A nobleman, the last of his line, is executed, and his possessions are set to go to the Crown, when his younger b, Death of a Colonial to your collection on WonderClub |
