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I didn’t work out who the baddie was until the body count was pretty high. The plot was well done and good use was made of the medieval city of York. If you know it at all, you’ll be walking the streets along with the characters.
The story does feature some ‘’quite’’ quite intimate details of a gay relationship, but we don’t get too far past the bedroom door. I was just delighted that fiction is reflecting real life.
This is the second book in the KItt Hartley Yorkshire Mysteries. Whilst we don’t get to know who killed Owen in the first book in the series we do know what happened to Evie, but given that it’s cosy crime (did i mention that already?) you might be able to overlook that. Enjoy an easy read - and I’d like to thank the publishers for making a review copy available to the Bookbag.
