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Related: About this forumRecently two people recommended Charles Todd as a historical mystery writer. **POSSIBLE SPOILERS
So I gave him a try.
Charles Todd is the pen name of a mother and son who write together. The mysteries are about Ian Rutledge a British detective working after world war one who has some PTSD issues.
The book I tried was called Hunting Shadows, And I couldnt finish it. It seem like all he did was run from one small town to another, progress was exceedingly slow, and there were too many characters.
It may be that some in the series are better than this one. But Im not motivated to try any.
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Recently two people recommended Charles Todd as a historical mystery writer. **POSSIBLE SPOILERS (Original Post)
raccoon
Oct 2019
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Srkdqltr
(9,512 posts)1. I like their Bess Crawford stories much better.
Just reading A Cruel Decption. I have read some of the Ian Rutledge but I find that PTSD annoying.
getting old in mke
(815 posts)3. I liked Bess Crawford, too.
Ohiya
(2,702 posts)2. I read one theirs on a recommendation also...
It was just this summer and I can't remember a thing about it!
