The Riddle of St. Leonard's

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Summary: Excellent again
Review: It is often hard to find a book that has all essentials elements done well. This one has excellent plot and sub-plots, characters, setting and action. The story is engrossing, both as a mystery and from a historical point of view. The characters are so realistic one feels that they could be neighbors. Please treat yourself to this book and sit back and enjoy it.

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Summary: another winner
Review: Start with Apothecary Rose and read them all. Setting, characters and plot - all excellent.

Rating:
Summary: another winner
Review: Start with Apothecary Rose and read them all. Setting, characters and plot - all excellent.

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Summary: Finished it in one day!
Review: Well written, engrossing plot in an historical setting I found fascinating. Really enjoyed this one, looking for more!

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Summary: Enjoyable, well worth my while
Review: Well written, engrossing plot in an historical setting I found fascinating. Really enjoyed this one, looking for more!

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Summary: Finished it in one day!
Review: Wow, I've read this series of books hungrily.... in my car at lunch, while home sick in bed, during a snowstorm and power outage by flashlight, and now on a Saturday between chores.
No. 5, Riddle of St. Leonard's brings Bess Merchet back into the storyline as well as her uncle, Jasper & Brother Wulfstan. I was thrilled to see Jasper featured in the plot again, and found the mystery to be very compelling and a little bit dark with the history revealed behind Bess' uncle's life. An excellent book. Owen Archer is an interesting, well-written character. I was also happy to see Melisende featured, as well as Lucie's deceased husband and child mentioned again. Very good writing. Nice length, enough but not too much. Leaves the reader anxious to delve into the next book, no. 6 A Gift of Sanctuary!!