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Careless in Red: A Novel by Elizabeth George

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Book Reviews of Careless in Red: A Novel

Book Review: They just keep getting better and better...
Summary: 5 Stars

I've read every one of the Lynley series and all I can say is they keep getting better and better. Each one leaves you wanting more. After the last book: What Came Before He Shot Her, I thought I surely would never want to pick up another ever again. It was a totally devastating turn of events, and I was more than a little miffed that Helen should be the victim of such useless violence; but, Elizabeth George's books are nothing if not thought-provoking and so by the time Careless In Red was released, I couldn't wait to get my hands on it.

It is a thoroughly good read. Take your time. Savor the new Lynley and Havers. The story grabs you from the start. The descriptions of Cornwall and the countryside are so visual you want to go there, you can almost smell the cold salt air.

I loved it! A truly wonderful read!

Iris Smith

Book Review: Good to see you back, Tommy!
Summary: 5 Stars

After the misfire that was George's last novel - which I frankly couldn't even finish - it was a pleasure to sit down to "Careless in Red" and discover that one of my favorite book series has returned to form. While the Lynley and Havers characters have always been a bit contrived, it's easy to forget that in the sheer delight that comes from reading truly elegant writing wrapped around a complex but intriguing plot.

Of course, British policing is undergoing some radical changes thanks to its absurdly PC attitude towards criminals, and the reality of that isn't reflected in the procedures used by George's law enforcement characters. But again, it's easy enough to put what you read in the news aside in the service of a fine novel. And that's what Elizabeth George has produced here.

Book Review: Nice to have Lynley & Havers back
Summary: 5 Stars

I was curious to read E. George's new book. I am a faithful follower of her series and I was so depressed when Helen died 2 books ago. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It seemed to be lighter than her other works which I welcomed. Lynley and Havers were great. I did figure out the murderer with 100 pages to go which has never happened before with George's mysteries.

I would recommend this book, and I enjoyed the fact it wasn't as dark as her other works. I was plesantly surprised how some of the conflicts resolved themselves. Of course, I want to read the next one. Lynley and Havers feel like old friends!

Book Review: Red is an attention getter!
Summary: 5 Stars

I have loved Elizabeth George's novels since I picked up my first one 3 years ago. I now own them all. Inspector Lynley and Barbara Havers are two of my absolute favorite detectives and I don't know what I would do if Ms. George hadn't let us in on what happened to poor Thomas Lynley after the death of his wife.
"Careless" had me captive until the end. Just when I thought I knew who the murderer was the clues changed and the ending really surprised me. It was one of George's best yet. If you are a Elizabeth George lover this one will keep you in suspense until the very end.

Book Review: More to come soon I hope!!
Summary: 5 Stars

After "What came before he shot her" ( which I consider to one of EG's best books ever) I was anxiously waiting for "Careless in Red". And I was not disappointed! The mystery is a good one, and Lynley is sort of transitioning back into life. I always look for those little hints that EG drops about what is to come, and I think it's the new boss the Met is looking for. I hope the next book will be more about Barbara! Loved it!
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