The House at Sea's End (Abridged) Audiobook

" Great series - want more! "

" This is my favorite book in the series so far....I just absolutely adore Dr. Ruth Galloway and all her vulnerabilities and her excentricities...she is a <3 "

" This was a serviceable mystery - not great but not bad. The characters were a little two dimensional.. "

" Well written mystery. Part of a series that is best read in order. I love the archaeology theme for this series and the use of setting and mood is excellent. "

" I enjoyed this - the series is getting better as it goes along and the complications in the personal lives of the significant characters encrease. The characters who were less important in the earlier books are being fleshed out, making the books more multi-dimensional. "

" Elly Griffiths' Ruth Galloway series just keeps getting better in this, the third of the series. "

" Engaging characters in an evocative and unusual setting star in the third in the Elly Griffiths series: a well-plotted, highly suspenseful mystery. "

" I really love this series. "

" Another excellent Ruth Galloway mystery. As usual, the plot is engaging and gripping, but the real attraction in this series is the wonderful, well-rounded characters. Even minor characters have full personalities, and they all keep developing through the series. "

" Ruth Galloway is a fantastic addition to the mystery genre. Viewing mysteries through the lens of forensic archaeology is fascinating - a real treat. I've ordered book #4 from Amazon and am waiting eagerly to receive! "

" This is the third in a series and you do need to read them in order. "

" The characters in this series are so normal that they could be my neighbours and that's what makes these books so special. The plot is good and I stayed up late reading, just had to see how it ended. Thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining which is exactly what I was looking for. "

" I usually enjoy the Ruth Galloway books - simple, neat little mysteries. However, this one took a while to get into and seemed to try to tackle too many story lines at once. "

" I really like the characters, forensics, archaeology and history. will continue to read this author. "

" I loved this but I have to say I preferred The Crossing Places and The Janus Stone. Even so, the story was engaging and interesting. The House at Seas End did leave us on a cliff hanger so I can't wait to read the fourth book. "

" Human bones surface on a remote Norfolk beach ... more mystery solving by Ruth Galloway, forensic archaeologist, and her crew of mismatched friends. Great fun and keeps you on the edge of your seat. "

" Good, maybe not as gripping as the previous... the twist at the end was really *way* out there. "

" A mystery featuring Ruth, a forensic anthropologist who is called in to investigate when bones are unearthed on a beach. The mystery of the bones date back to WWII and a deadly secret that someone wants to keep secret, at any cost. Interesting characters and believable plot make for a good read. "