My review -
Reading
these Port Naain stories is like revisiting old friends. I'm very fond of the
character Benor, the cartographer, who has been engaged to map a tomb-yard,
measure the mausoleums and note down the inscriptions. He's assisted by young
Mutt who now demands higher pay as he's an apprentice. While at the tomb-yard,
they overhear evidence pointing to who is responsible for the death of young
girls from a local large estate. As the title implies – things turn a tad
spooky.
As
always, the humour's wry, the characters are believable and there are more stories
promised.
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