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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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By Sires "I enjoy mysteries, historical and proc... (Chesapeake, OH, United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Unholy Ghosts (Hardcover)
I think this book has a great opening line as two churchmen discuss what could be done to relieve a parish of an inappropriate vicar. Meanwhile, Deaconess Theodora Braithwaite has been lent a friend's home for some much needed rest and recuperation and finds herself pitched into the middle of a murder.
The characters are entertaining. The insight into the inner workings of the Anglican church (and the Anglo-Catholic nexus) are intriguing to say the least. Greenwood manages satire with reverence, not an easy combination. While the mystery takes a back seat to the other factors in the story, it comes to rather satisfactory culmination. |
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Unholy Ghosts (Camden) by D. M. Greenwood (Paperback - June 2002)
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