Books by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles
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review 1: Another in the DCI Bill Slider series which again proves that the author can write a great little police procedural. In this outing, a famous former BBC journalist who was working for the government is killed in his apartment. It is made to look like a robbery and the caretaker o...
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review 1: They just don't write 'em like this anymore! This is a classic British police procedural whodunnit. I've read lots in this series, but not recently, so I snapped this up when I stumbled across it in the library. Det. Bill Slider and his pals are such fun to spend time with tha...
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review 1: This is the first book in Cynthia Harrod-Eagles new series War at Home, and what a disappointment it is. I’m a great fan of her Morland Dynasty books, and hoped this would be as good as they are, but sadly I found the characters stereotypes rather than fully rounded characters, o...
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review 1: Another in the enjoyable Bill Slider series. In this entry, a handsome doctor who is known as a womanizer, is murdered in his expensive home and it looks like a professional hit. Slider and his crew are on the case and discover that the victim has many female admirers but none ca...
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review 1: Another in the Bill Slider series. A human finger is discovered at a fish and chips shop, followed by body parts in the dust bin. The owner (or is he?) is the obvious suspect but Slider has reservations about his guilt. As the case progresses, it leads to some unexpected connecti...
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review 1: Kate Jennings has gotten an unexpected windfall from her grandmother and was told to do something "fun" with it. Fed up with her love life in London, she takes a six month sabbatical from her job and buys a "fixer-upper" cottage in the country where she spent time with her famil...
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review 1: This is an amazing concept for a historical series, following the same family from the time of the War of the Roses to The Great Depression of 1929. So in each generation you get a real feel for the times and how people from a variety of walks of life lived and loved.Unfortunatel...