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A review by barb4ry1
The Queen of Bedlam by Robert R. McCammon
4.0
4.5/5
Matthew Corbett's series continues to impress. Three years after the events of Speaks The Nightbird, Matthew works in New York. A vicious killer targets respected citizens with no apparent links to one another. Matthew can't resist the mystery and starts to investigate the murders.
His particular skills and obsession for getting all the answers get him in trouble but also allow him to gain powerful allies.
The novel draws the reader into the life and times of early New York City. McCammon is obsessed with historical details and includes lots of them in the story. Fortunately, he also has the skills to make everything work and make detailed descriptions fascinating, not tiring.
Matthew Corbett's series continues to impress. Three years after the events of Speaks The Nightbird, Matthew works in New York. A vicious killer targets respected citizens with no apparent links to one another. Matthew can't resist the mystery and starts to investigate the murders.
His particular skills and obsession for getting all the answers get him in trouble but also allow him to gain powerful allies.
The novel draws the reader into the life and times of early New York City. McCammon is obsessed with historical details and includes lots of them in the story. Fortunately, he also has the skills to make everything work and make detailed descriptions fascinating, not tiring.