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A review by shropgirl
The Woman in Blue by Elly Griffiths
4.0
The eighth book in the Ruth Galloway series, this was not one of the best in the series but it still remains as a good read.
Harry Nelson, has found out about this wife's relationship with Tim, a police colleague of Harry's and Ruth is still a single parent unsure of what she wants from the relationship with Nelson.
A young model undergoing rehab is found dead in the churchyard of Walsingham, a religious place of pilgrimage in Norfolk.
A group of women priests attending a course/convention, one of whom is a friend and former colleague of Ruth receives several poison pen letters
Are the two incidents related - Nelson thinks so - and so we have the basis of another Galloway mystery for the two of them to solve.
This series is enjoyable for not only have you the mystery or murder case to resolve but by reading the series in sequence you can see the development of the recurring characters in these books of which there is a good cast, as well as the 'will they or won't they' aspect of Nelson and Ruth's relationship.
Harry Nelson, has found out about this wife's relationship with Tim, a police colleague of Harry's and Ruth is still a single parent unsure of what she wants from the relationship with Nelson.
A young model undergoing rehab is found dead in the churchyard of Walsingham, a religious place of pilgrimage in Norfolk.
A group of women priests attending a course/convention, one of whom is a friend and former colleague of Ruth receives several poison pen letters
Are the two incidents related - Nelson thinks so - and so we have the basis of another Galloway mystery for the two of them to solve.
This series is enjoyable for not only have you the mystery or murder case to resolve but by reading the series in sequence you can see the development of the recurring characters in these books of which there is a good cast, as well as the 'will they or won't they' aspect of Nelson and Ruth's relationship.