Not My Blood Audiobook

" This is my first Joe Sandilands mystery, although it's the tenth in the series. I bought The Last Kashmiri Rose 10 years ago and have just now started it. Probably would have enjoyed this book more if I had started at the beginning. The author certainly knows Britain and the time period, 1933, well and the characters are very well drawn. "

" I have enjoyed every one of the 'Joe Sandilands' mysteries, and this latest is even better than the rest. It's 1933, and the story connects up with some of the people and events from 10 years ago in India (but if you haven't read the earlier books, you'll be okay, just enough backstory tidbits are supplied to explain). The usual superb plotting and character development. Anyone who appreciates period mysteries will like this book. "

" a little disappointed. I love her earlier books in the series. "

" Interesting spin as the book progresses. A bit of history that we sometimes forget happened. "

" Very interesting especially in this years delving into eugenics. Very 'British' in a fun way. "

" Firstreads book.This was a well-written, thought-provoking book. I did not rate it higher than a three because I felt there were some details not well explained (loose threads). This was the first book in the series I have read and will be on the lookout for more in thrift stores. "

" Another good one in a dependable series "

" So boring... I stopped reading :-( "

" I enjoyed this book thoroughly. I've liked all of the Sandilands books and this one most of all. A very interesting and fast moving plot. I particularly liked the young girl, she was a piece of work. "

" Very good period novel/mystery. The denouement was a bit muddled but I enjoyed the story, the characters were well-drawn and the plot interesting. I will go back and read some of this author's earlier books in this series... "

" Excellent. Well-drawn characters, believable plot. "

" Sandilands in England is interesting, but abroad was more so. I get a little tired of vast conspiracies (like Anne Perry) but Cleverly makes it look good. "

" The plot is pretty feeble, but I like Joe Sandilands, the protagonist. A bit Boys'Own Annual in tone. "

" Sandilands gets into the 1930s and uncovers some really weird stuff. "

" Got this on a whim looking at the New shelf at the Library. The mystery itself wasn't bad, but the writing style was a little too British for me and was hard to follow at times. Not inspired to read any more from this series. "

" Good start but rather confusing and not believable. Not easy to read. "

" This is a good series. This time it investigates the close ties of England with Nazi Germany and the creation of the "right" kind of people "