This is the 13th book in the Sebastian St. Cyr series. It's a historical mystery that takes place in London in 1814. This entry in the series felt a little like filler. There was nothing new here in the characters' relationships or any major developments in the series-long mysteries such as the identity of Sebastian's biological father. As for the mystery in this book, it involves the possible murder of a piano instructor in the royal household. Things unfold as usual with Sebastian talking to a series of suspects until things begin to fall into place and also as usual, his father-in-law is among those suspects. This isn't a bad mystery, there just wasn't anything new in this one.
Thursday, June 28, 2018
Why Kill the Innocent/ CS Harris/ 335 pgs
This is the 13th book in the Sebastian St. Cyr series. It's a historical mystery that takes place in London in 1814. This entry in the series felt a little like filler. There was nothing new here in the characters' relationships or any major developments in the series-long mysteries such as the identity of Sebastian's biological father. As for the mystery in this book, it involves the possible murder of a piano instructor in the royal household. Things unfold as usual with Sebastian talking to a series of suspects until things begin to fall into place and also as usual, his father-in-law is among those suspects. This isn't a bad mystery, there just wasn't anything new in this one.
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