A Bone of Contention

The Third Matthew Bartholomew Chronicle

De: Susanna Gregory

Narrado por: David Thorpe

Cambridge in 1352 is rife with terrible clashes between the fledgling university and the townspeople. Matthew Bartholomew, physician and teacher at Michaelhouse College, is trying to keep the peace when a student is murdered and the town plunges into chaos. At the same time, a skeleton is discovered that is rumoured to belong to a local martyr, and Bartholomew has his hands full investigating both deaths while the rioting intensifies....

©1997 Susanna Gregory (P)2017 Hachette Audio

Interesting

I enjoy stories set in this time period and mysteries. The story seemed somewhat prolonged in places but was otherwise enjoyable

Scooby Doo!!

Narrator: As I thought I would, I’m adjusting to the narrator. His performance is still a little over done but oh well.

Story: I’m committed to the series and hope that the writing improves. I’m still frustrated with the author’s penchant for explaining every….single….detail. It detracts from the flow of the story. It’s not terrible, as these scenes need to occur to move the story along but there’s just too much of it.

Overall: As previously mentioned, I’ll continue the series unless it tanks altogether, which I doubt it does due to the sheer number of stories. I enjoy the stories for the most part.

Plenty of unexpected twists and turns. The narrator was great

I’d like to commend the narrator whose name is David Thorpe he is capable of doing so many different voices and accents that really lead life to the story. The book itself is fun to listen to and there are a lot of unexpected twists. Just when you suspect one thingThe characters discover something entirely different is true. This was my first Susanna Gregory’s books but I don’t plan on it being my last.