Well, earlier this week I did something I very rarely do - I sent a book back without reading much of it. It was a novel, and totally forgetable! I can't remember the title, let alone what it was about. Then I read Vein of Deceit by Susanna Gregory. It was a novel set in the 1350s, in Cambridge - a detective story. It wasn't bad, but it was overly complex, and the characters were wooden. I think it might be better in print where you can look back and see who the charters are - there were so many, all introduced at once. Now I am reading an Audible book by Jill Paton Walsh, one using Dorothy L Sayer's characters. This is much better! The characters are introduced gradually and you have time to work them out! And they are more rounded - you can believe in them. Liz -- Elizabeth Lovick, Orkney, UK http://northernlace.wordpress.com/ https://www.facebook.com/NorthernLace/ northernlace on Ravelry and LizLovick on Twitter To leave the list, send a message to: calibrebooks-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with Unsubscribe as the Subject. For vacation mode, send a message to: calibrebooks-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with faq as the Subject. List Archive: //www.freelists.org/archive/calibrebooks