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A review by thisandthatwithkaren
A Divided Loyalty by Charles Todd
4.0
A Divided Loyalty by Charles Todd the 22nd instalment in the " Inspector Ian Rutledge Mystery" series. I won a copy from a Goodreads giveaway in 2019. Even though this is the 22nd instalment in the series, the authors did an excellent job in not letting you feel lost so it can quite easily be read as a stand-alone.
I have read a few of the earlier books years ago but nothing recent. I found myself engrossed in the story and reading it over a weekend. I thoroughly enjoyed this story from beginning to end. It made me wish I had kept up with the series especially the most recent ones to find out what happened.
The setting of Avebury Henge and the historical details that were woven into the story brought it to life in my mind. I could picture myself there which I personally always think is a good thing. I appreciated all the research that the authors must of had to do for this series to ensure everything is accurate. I googled some of the sites etc. and liked that I good see photos of Avebury Henge.
The mystery is interesting and well plotted, with plenty of twists and turns to keep you guessing to the end.
I highly recommend this series to all my British Crime Mystery loving friends.
I won this novel from a giveaway on GoodReads and was asked for an honest review
I have read a few of the earlier books years ago but nothing recent. I found myself engrossed in the story and reading it over a weekend. I thoroughly enjoyed this story from beginning to end. It made me wish I had kept up with the series especially the most recent ones to find out what happened.
The setting of Avebury Henge and the historical details that were woven into the story brought it to life in my mind. I could picture myself there which I personally always think is a good thing. I appreciated all the research that the authors must of had to do for this series to ensure everything is accurate. I googled some of the sites etc. and liked that I good see photos of Avebury Henge.
The mystery is interesting and well plotted, with plenty of twists and turns to keep you guessing to the end.
I highly recommend this series to all my British Crime Mystery loving friends.
I won this novel from a giveaway on GoodReads and was asked for an honest review