Category Archives: Alanna Knight

Deadly Beloved by Alanna Knight

Posted on December 2, 2012 by

There were a number of authors that were due another chance that I didn’t get round to last month, and one of them, obviously, was Alanna Knight. Of the two Inspector Faro books, set in Victorian Edinburgh, that I’ve read … Continue reading →

Posted in Alanna Knight, Historical Fiction Challenge, Historical Mysteries, Inspector Faro | 3 Comments

Mini-Reviews – The Burglar In The Closet, Blood Line, The Maze of Cadiz & An Expert In Murder

Posted on July 18, 2012 by

As I mentioned in my last review, I’ve a bit of a backlog of books to review and as such, I’m going to post a few digest reviews for some titles – not because they’re particularly undeserving, more that I’ve … Continue reading →

Posted in Alanna Knight, Aly Monroe, Bernie Rhodenbarr, Historical Mysteries, Inspector Faro, Lawrence Block, Nicola Upson | 8 Comments

My Kindle – A Review and Some Recommendations

Posted on February 25, 2012 by

It’s been nearly two months since I bought myself a Kindle, so I think it’s time to share my thoughts on the device and at the same time give a few recommendations as to bargains that can be snapped up … Continue reading →

Posted in Alanna Knight, Bernadette Pajer, Bill Pronzini, Gaston Leroux, James Finn Garner, Kindle, Paul Doherty, Simon Brett, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | Tagged | 6 Comments

Enter Second Murderer by Alanna Knight

Posted on January 25, 2012 by

Edinburgh in the 1870s, the haunt of Robert Louis Stevenson and the young Conan Doyle. While recovering from a bout of typhus, Detective Inspector Jeremy Faro missed the notorious “Gruesome Convent Murders”, a pair of women from a nearby convent, … Continue reading →

Posted in Alanna Knight, Challenges, Historical Fiction Challenge, Historical Mysteries, Inspector Faro | 6 Comments