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A review by jonathanpalfrey
Penric's Fox by Lois McMaster Bujold
4.0
This story is readable as usual, and I enjoy it, although it seems one of the less important Penric stories, not contributing any plot developments to the series as a whole. It consists of a relatively routine murder enquiry complicated mainly by the fact that the victim was a sorceress. Some new characters are introduced and start to become interesting, but unfortunately we never see them again.
As usual with these stories, some new aspects of demonology are explored.
It’s a direct sequel to [b:Penric and the Shaman|30365013|Penric and the Shaman (Penric and Desdemona, #2)|Lois McMaster Bujold|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1466762873l/30365013._SX50_.jpg|50875790], giving another appearance to Oswyl and Inglis.
As usual with these stories, some new aspects of demonology are explored.
It’s a direct sequel to [b:Penric and the Shaman|30365013|Penric and the Shaman (Penric and Desdemona, #2)|Lois McMaster Bujold|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1466762873l/30365013._SX50_.jpg|50875790], giving another appearance to Oswyl and Inglis.