It’s Monday, What are You Reading?
The Wicked Trade
(The Forensic Genealogist Book 7)
by Nathan Dylan Goodwin
This post is the one-hundred and fifty-seventh entry for this meme suggested by Sheila@ One Persons Journey Through A World of Books. [Entries 22-25 in the series were posted at the Dr. Bill Tells Ancestor Stories]
I have read this series of books (mostly novellas, really) on Kindle Editions in recent days, still working through Book 7, here. I am counting them here as ‘one read’ because that is essentially what I did. They are each/all well worth the read, in my opinion. Very interesting insight into British life as well as some fascinating British history… and the genealogical research is interesting, as well. What fun!! ;-) I include his personal information below, because it is of interest, as well.
P.S. While they can be read as stand-alone, I would definitely recommend starting with No. 1 to get the most benefit of the major continuing story about Morton's own life - it is really as good as the cases he works on... ;-)
Book Description from Amazon:
When Morton Farrier is presented with a case revolving around a mysterious letter written by disreputable criminal, Ann Fothergill in 1827, he quickly finds himself delving into a shadowy Georgian underworld of smuggling and murder on the Kent and Sussex border. Morton must use his skills as a forensic genealogist to untangle Ann’s association with the notorious Aldington Gang and also with the brutal killing of Quartermaster Richard Morgan. As his research continues, Morton suspects that his client’s family might have more troubling and dangerous expectations of his findings.
This is the seventh book in the Morton Farrier genealogical crime mystery series, although it can be enjoyed as a stand-alone story.
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Happy Reading!
Dr. Bill ;-)
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