Fatal Enquiry: Barker & Llewelyn Series, Book 6
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| Rating | : | 4.51 (588 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B071V7W2ZJ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 289 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Some years ago, Cyrus Barker matched wits with Sebastian Nightwine, an aristocrat and sociopath, and in exposing his evil, sent Nightwine fleeing to hide from justice somewhere in the far corners of the earth. Nightwine, however, has more on his mind than redemption - and as Barker and Llewellyn set out to uncover and thwart Nightwine's real scheme, they find themselves in the gravest danger of their lives.. The last thing Barker ever expected was to encounter Nightwine again - but the British government, believing they need Nightwine's help, has granted him immunity for his past crimes, and brought him back to London
Finally! A new Barker and Llewelyn M. A. Grimmett Fans of this series can heave a big sigh of relief. After a considerable wait, the next installment of Barker and Llewelyn adventures is here. And it's really good.Reading the first of Thomas Llewelyn's narration was like reading a letter from an old friend. Thomas is an exceptional middleman for the reader--often finding out things when the reader does, but in Barker's world and experience. Readers of the series know that Barker was the son of missionary parents in China, that his parents died there, a. There is something different about this one Although I've been a fan of Will Thomas' from the first time I picked up the initial Barker and Llewelyn novel in 2006 (shortly after I met Thomas and his family, entirely by coincidence, in a London pub; in the interests of disclosure I'll say I haven't been in contact with him since), I hadn't realized quite how much I'd missed the pair until the second or third chapter of "Fatal Enquiry." After that, I pretty much read straight through to the end with minimal interruptions. Readers who've been drummi. Not one of the best Barker & Llewelyn novels I've read all the Barker & Llewelyn novels by Will Thomas. This is the only one I didn't care for very much. Throughout this novel, Thomas Llewelyn became the main character while Cyrus Barker remained in hiding from his nemesis, Sebastian Nightwine. While Llewelyn is a good character, he is only good when he's partnering with Barker. As a stand-alone main character, he just didn't interest me. Since the action mostly centered around Llewelyn, I found it not as interesting and sometimes very redundant.