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A review by okiegirl4
Dance with Death by Will Thomas
4.0
I have enjoyed all of the Barker and Llewelyn books. Thomas Llewelyn is my favorite; although I do like Cyrus Barker as well, but he seems to perfect. I love how Thomas grows his character in each book. He is never perfect and always makes mistakes but is continually learning and growing. This book is no different. It is another great adventure for the two.
“Dance with Death” is the 10th book in the series. In this book the enquiry agents are visited in their office by an American named Jim Hercules who works for the heir to the Russian throne, Nicholas II. Nicholas who is young, bored, and spoiled is in London to attend his cousin George’s wedding. Jim Hercules wants to hire Barker and Llewelyn to find the person that would like to assassinate the heir. The next day the action begins. There are lots of twists and turns until the assassin is located and named as well as the person who hired that person.
There are some possible changes for Thomas Llewelyn in this book....some things from his past come up in this book: one thing helps him, one thing may destroy him.
I am already looking forward to the next one in the series. Thank you NetGalley for allowing me to read this advanced copy in exchange for my honest review.
“Dance with Death” is the 10th book in the series. In this book the enquiry agents are visited in their office by an American named Jim Hercules who works for the heir to the Russian throne, Nicholas II. Nicholas who is young, bored, and spoiled is in London to attend his cousin George’s wedding. Jim Hercules wants to hire Barker and Llewelyn to find the person that would like to assassinate the heir. The next day the action begins. There are lots of twists and turns until the assassin is located and named as well as the person who hired that person.
There are some possible changes for Thomas Llewelyn in this book....some things from his past come up in this book: one thing helps him, one thing may destroy him.
I am already looking forward to the next one in the series. Thank you NetGalley for allowing me to read this advanced copy in exchange for my honest review.