Legend in Green Velvet Audiobook

" A good non-Egyptology mystery by Peters. "

" I enjoyed this book, but could be partial to it due to my Scottish heritage. Peters kept me guessing about some of the characters which I liked as I can not stand when plots are telegraphed and I know what is going to happen right away. Very enjoyable quick read. "

" I love anything by Elizabeth Peters. This is one of her old, pre-Amelia Peabody novels, and it's a fun beach book. "

" A great story. I enjoyed it quite a bit. "

" This was my first Elizabeth Peters book. It was a fast read. I enjoyed it. "

" A very fun read! The ending felt a little hurried, but overall it was good. "

" Decent mystery. Good to pass the time at work on a slow Saturday. "

" Not profound or thought-provoking, and thank the good Lord for that, say I! It's fun and funny and romantic, and if you happen to be a Scottish history buff, it's even funnier, and it's one of my favorite books, for all those reasons. "

" An early Elizabeth Peters novel. Susan, an American college student, travels to Scotland to take part in an archaeological did. Multiple advents find her there. From the harmless deposit of a poem in her bag to the murder of the man who put it there. "

" This is a relaxing, enjoyable read...very entertaining! "

" I've probably reread this book more times than any other, starting when I was a teenager. Classic Elizabeth Peters: the American heroine thrust into an mysterious adventure in Scotland, with just enough romance to complete the suspense. "

" Some books of Elizabeth Peters are real fun and witty and some are just fine. This is one of the just fine ones. "

" A great stand-alone novel, light suspense, a little bit of adventure, comedy, romance, and mystery. Well-paced, engaging, and utterly charming. I could easily see it being made into and action-comedy film, complete with cutely and happily resolved ending. "

" This is a perfect bathtub/ cup of tea and cookies read- a lightish mystery, low gore, touch of history, and an obvious but oh, so slightly steamy romance. "

" Decent characters, cute plot. I got a little sick of "Bonnie Prince Charlie" though. "

" A stranger later found dead slips an archeological student a message. A local laird helps out the stranger to his country and the two wind up murder suspects and fleeing the law, while trying to hide our from the real criminals. A great story. "

" This is not part of a series but still a great mystery. "

" This is an Elizabeth Peters that was written in 1976 before she decided that that other crew in Egypt were to be her "thing." It was quite a rolic, taking place in Scotland and including a "dig." David is re-reading all of her Egypt books one after another, just like candy. "

" If you like Scottish accents, you'll enjoy the reading of this tale of murder, chase and romance. "

" A stranger later found dead slips an archeological student a message. A local laird helps out the stranger to his country and the two wind up murder suspects and fleeing the law, while trying to hide our from the real criminals. A great story. "

" An early Elizabeth Peters novel. Susan, an American college student, travels to Scotland to take part in an archaeological did. Multiple advents find her there. From the harmless deposit of a poem in her bag to the murder of the man who put it there. "

" I really enjoy Ms. Peters' books- they're light and entertaining but contain enough cultural or historical information that they don't feel too lightweight. This is a fun one, one of my favorites. "

" I love anything by Elizabeth Peters. This is one of her old, pre-Amelia Peabody novels, and it's a fun beach book. "

" Decent characters, cute plot. I got a little sick of "Bonnie Prince Charlie" though. "

" Interesting plot, but lacked tension. Spent more time saying why they couldn’t investigate – with minor things like I’m hungry – than giving us the drama of investigating. Read to the end, though, since the plot was good. "

" This is a perfect bathtub/ cup of tea and cookies read- a lightish mystery, low gore, touch of history, and an obvious but oh, so slightly steamy romance. "

" Some books of Elizabeth Peters are real fun and witty and some are just fine. This is one of the just fine ones. "

" This is a relaxing, enjoyable read...very entertaining! "