An Ashmole Foxe Georgian Mystery This is the fifth Ashmole Foxe Georgian mystery but only the second I have read. William Savage is the authentic voice of Georgian Norfolk and the reader soon feels quite at home wandering the streets of Norwich with the finely dressed, eccentric, Ashmole Foxe. My personal fondness is for DrContinue reading “Black As She’s Painted by William Savage #FridayReads #BookReview”
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A Tincture of Secrets and Lies by William Savage #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT
The fourth book of investigations by Dr Adam Bascom begins dramatically when he falls from his horse one dark evening, near to the site of a young woman’s murder. Finding himself incapacitated, Adam seeks the help of young Charles Scudamore, nephew of the entrancing Lady Alice Fouchard, to follow leads in this investigation asContinue reading “A Tincture of Secrets and Lies by William Savage #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT”
The Code for Killing by William Savage #RBRT
The Code for Killing opens on a damp miserable day in 18th century Norfolk, where young Dr Adam Bascom is in a foul mood. Fed up with traipsing through the muddy tracks to visit cantankerous wealthy patients, who are reluctant to pay his bills, he is in need of a change and perhaps someContinue reading “The Code for Killing by William Savage #RBRT”
An Unlamented Death by William Savage
Entering into An Unlamented Death is like stepping into an 18th century drawing room. The environment is civilised and calm and its hero Adam Bascom uses his intelligence and deductive powers to solve the mystery of, “An Inconvenient Corpse.” A young, country doctor, Adam is establishing himself as a respectable and trustworthy member of theContinue reading “An Unlamented Death by William Savage”
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