This was fantastic, my first and definitely not my last book by this author. I've read quite a lot of books set during World War Two, but not many in the period that Corpus is set, which made it really interesting. The pace was perfect and I loved the political intrigue not realising there were so many factions in British politics at this time.
I really liked Thomas Wilde as the reluctant hero trying to find out what happened to his neighbour's old school friend. I love the fact that he wasn't fobbed off by the police, the Cambridge Dons or the English Gentry.
I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who enjoys crime, mysteries, historical fiction or is a fan of Robert Harris you won't be disappointed.
I really liked Thomas Wilde as the reluctant hero trying to find out what happened to his neighbour's old school friend. I love the fact that he wasn't fobbed off by the police, the Cambridge Dons or the English Gentry.
I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who enjoys crime, mysteries, historical fiction or is a fan of Robert Harris you won't be disappointed.