Books by Ian Sansom
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review 1: Light reading for those moments you don't want to think too hard. I haven't read any others in the series. Based on this story I wouldn't say they're the typical example of the mystery genre, the mystery is the main plot driver, but it's fairly slow paced and deals more with the ...
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review 1: I did not really have as much of a problem with the slow start as some of the other reviewers on this site. I quite enjoyed getting to know Sefton and his know-it-all polyglot self-taught employer. The real problem was that there was no mystery to be solved in this book. Don't bo...
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review 1: I can't believe I read the entire book. It was just so awful. The so called plot didn't even start until half-way through the book. The characters were one dimensional. The lead one was made a Jewish vegetarian for no apparent reason. Maybe it was supposed to be exotic but since ...
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review 1: I really wanted to like this book, for lots of reasons. I love the Golden Age of Crime Fiction - Sayers, Christie etc - and I thought the concept of having a series presumably intended to travel eventually to every county was genius. I also liked the opening chapter, getting to k...