This book is documented by Elizabeth George and Something to Hide and The Punishment She Deserves are her other matchless writings for the readers. Davina Porter as a narrator did a great job in recounting this tale.
The maker of a disturbing play welcomes the cast to spend the end of the week in his far-off “Scottish Highlands” home to work through the issues. Whenever the housemaid observes the writer killed in bed, Thomas Lynley and his accomplice should expose the scoundrel. This volume is loaded up with ladies who are inactive and reliant upon their men except for the female cop who is portrayed as ugly and troublesome.
The men obviously, while blemished are confident and prevailing. Then, at that time there was the Black cop, who is explicitly gotten because they need some muscle and messes with the White investigator that he will date his sister. At last, there was the unnecessary gay person toward the end who resembles a youthful, delightful kid and has a voice that is probably more ladylike.
This is overall a brilliant composition and the connection between Inspector Lynley and his Sargent Havers is so fascinating both from the contrary sides of the class framework in England. As they address the secrets together neither one of them understanding the other, so bunches of fascinating connections as they figured out how to comprehend the other world. Elizabeth George was a particularly productive writer. The Story was incredibly intriguing the killings were testing and the romantic tales were enamoring.
