The Lewis Man

Fin as a plod, is a bit lacking, often didn't ask the questions that I would have asked. A few times I was saying out loud - why didn't you ask them about this/that/so and so/who/where/when? But anywhoo I enjoyed the story, and have just started #3 in the series.

I read this in one sitting and really enjoyed it. It's less grim than the first book in the series (Blackhouse) - which seems a strange thing to say in light of the story, but it lacks Blackhouse's overwhelming oppressiveness. That said, without the first one, this would make little sense. I'm definitely going to read the third book.