Rutland Place Audiobook

" This was recommended me by a librarian, as a husband-wife detective team in Society England. The historicity wasn't all that great, but it was it was a fun read. "

" This is one I somehow missed when I started reading the series a few years ago. So glad I found it! Very enjoyable installment in an excellent series. "

" I enjoy reading any of Anne Perry's books. This one was a good read. "

" I like Anne Perry mysteries, but want to intersperse them with other books. "

" This book was hard to get into and did not hold my attention until the last 50 pages or so. I am finding Perry offerings to be quite hit or miss. "

" Thomas and Charlotte are at it again. However this time Charlottes mother is the initiator when she asks Charlotte to investigate the loss of a locket with an embarassing picture in it. However as they invesigate the story as always takes twists and turns between the classes. The whole affair comes into the Ellison family neighborhood. Knowing the ending I wonder if I should have seen the writing on the wall. Did she telegraph the ending? "

" Charlotte's mother has a locket stolen. To avoid embarrassment Charlotte helps solve the mystery of the neighborhood thief. In doing so, another crime unfolds. It was twisted! "

" Good, but none of the non-reaccuring characters really stood out to me. "

" I tire of the depravity of London "society". "

" Book #5 in the series: This one was probably closer to 3.5 stars. "

" I thought it was a good mystery and the ending really caught me by surprise. "

" Another great Anne Perry book with a few surprise twists. "

" This is the first book I have read by Anne Perry. Set in the Victorian era where a husband and wife dective team set out to solve a murder. This was just ok with a plot that was very predictable.... "

" i think this was the 4th one in the series, or maybe the 5th. I finally figured out 'who done it' even if I only got it half right. Loving these books, started the next one (blue gate fields) today. "

" This is one of the funner ones of this series. Still a murder mystery but with a bit more humor. I enjoyed it. "

" This was just as enjoyable as the previous installments of this series but I found the ending a bit jarring. Totally unexpected and sad. On to the next... "

" 4.5 stars because it had a disturbing ending but the rest of it was fantastic! Maybe my favorite one so far! I think I prefer the story to have more of charlotte in it and that's why I liked this one more. "

" I liked where this one went and some of the lively characters. The very end is as usual a shock and disturbing. A rare one where one of the guilty get away with it. But I wouldn't have the heart to convict them either. "

" Perry explores class tensions and notions of propriety with great skill, but feels a little bit dated. "

" One of the better Thomas and Charlotte Pitt mysteries. "

" A sick twist at the end that I sort of anticipated...but other than that it was good. "

" Book #5 in the series: This one was probably closer to 3.5 stars. "

" another great escapist read from Anne Perry. "

" One of the better Thomas and Charlotte Pitt mysteries. "

" This is the first book I have read by Anne Perry. Set in the Victorian era where a husband and wife dective team set out to solve a murder. This was just ok with a plot that was very predictable.... "

" Another interesting Victorian mystery in the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt series. "

" I enjoyed the Monk and WWI books so much, I thought I would give this series a try. My library doesn't carry many of the earlier books, so this was the first I was able to read. There were several references to earlier events that I did not get. "

" This is one of the funner ones of this series. Still a murder mystery but with a bit more humor. I enjoyed it. "

" A sick twist at the end that I sort of anticipated...but other than that it was good. "

" Good, but none of the non-reaccuring characters really stood out to me. "

" This was recommended me by a librarian, as a husband-wife detective team in Society England. The historicity wasn't all that great, but it was it was a fun read. "