The Color of Death

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Summary: More of the Same
Review: The seventh in Bruce Alexander's series about blind 18th century London magistrate Sir John Fielding, who is a real historical character. "The Color of Death" is the story of a series of burglaries apparently committed by a gang of black men. Like the six books that came before, it is a quick and fun weekend read. Not deep, not thoughtful, not even terribly mysterious as far as pop mysteries go. It's straightforward and forgettable. Enjoy it in a hammock.

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Summary: Another shining example of a GREAT series
Review: There is not much to say, just that it is another fantastic books in this most excellent series. The stories are always fresh and don't repeat themselves from book to book. You will find yourself getting to know the principal characters like a memeber of your extended family.I have read ALL the books in this series(Just in case you are not sure,the first one is 'Blind Justice')I await the next one......