The Accusers: A Marcus Didius Falco Mystery Audiobook

" Very good mystery - lots of twists and turns - but all very plausable "

" I really like this series and I look forward to the next. I recommend you start at the beginning because you get to know the main character from the start. "

" I found this was quite hard to get through, it meandered through the story and was never going to finish. This is unusual as I generally like the Falco books. The lawyers were annoying, and contributed to the dullness of the whole book. "

" Very talky mystery set in ancient Rome. Relatively well written with good historic detail. "

" I love this series. It makes Rome in the first century come alive. "

" Marcus and his cohort gumshoes are drawn into a prominent family's complicated problems. Irreverent, seedy and everyday ancient Rome and its judicial system star. "

" Another excellent story in the series - they never let me down "

" Pretty good, though it took me a while to get into it. Enjoyed the half-remembered Roman law. "

" I think I would have liked this better if I'd read earlier books in the series. Between coming in late and knowing next to nothing about the time period, I spent a lot of time pretty much lost. "

" This wasn't one of my favorite Falco mysteries. It didn't seem as funny as some of the others, and I guess I'm not as interested in the details of the legal system. It was good, but not my favorite Falco. "

" enjoyable Falco mystery "

" another wry and cynical look at the seamier side of ancient Rome with the excellent detective Falco. "

" Falco has some testing times in this outing. A good read, but my least favourite of the series. "

" Quite convoluted for a Davis novel. As usual, good for the beach/airport. "

" Mystery set in ancient Rome featuring Marcus Didius Falco. Always fun. "

" The one set in the law courts with the fantastic historical detail and confirmation of what we all knew - with lawyers it has ever been thus. Interesting insights into the use of hemlock also :D "

" Again, I love the characters Lindsey Davis has created for this series. This time she showed us a bit about law and lawyers in Ancient Rome while entangling us in a suicide/murder mystery. "

" I think I would have liked this better if I'd read earlier books in the series. Between coming in late and knowing next to nothing about the time period, I spent a lot of time pretty much lost. "

" The one set in the law courts with the fantastic historical detail and confirmation of what we all knew - with lawyers it has ever been thus. Interesting insights into the use of hemlock also :D "

" Mystery set in ancient Rome featuring Marcus Didius Falco. Always fun. "

" I am finding that the high number of characters in addition to the narrator's reading speed are making this story hard to keep up with! UPDATE: it got better and the story is a good one, nice twists and turns! "

" Marcus and his cohort gumshoes are drawn into a prominent family's complicated problems. Irreverent, seedy and everyday ancient Rome and its judicial system star. "

" Very good mystery - lots of twists and turns - but all very plausable "

" Quite convoluted for a Davis novel. As usual, good for the beach/airport. "

" Very talky mystery set in ancient Rome. Relatively well written with good historic detail. "

" Pretty good, though it took me a while to get into it. Enjoyed the half-remembered Roman law. "