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Murder at the Orpheus Theatre by Irina Shapiro
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Another fantastic book in the ate and Bell Mysteries! I loved that this book took place at a theatre yet still connected all the other books together. This book was so twisty and well written that I really did not make the connection of who the killer was until Gemma and Sebastian did!
Again Irina Shapiro paints an excellent picture of London in the 1800s! I really enjoyed learning about the theater and apothecaries of that time period. I also love that Gemma Tate is being portrayed as an independent woman which during this time period was looked down upon.
I hope there will be more books so we can see how Sebastian and Gemma's relationship/partnership continues to grow.
Again Irina Shapiro paints an excellent picture of London in the 1800s! I really enjoyed learning about the theater and apothecaries of that time period. I also love that Gemma Tate is being portrayed as an independent woman which during this time period was looked down upon.
I hope there will be more books so we can see how Sebastian and Gemma's relationship/partnership continues to grow.