A Red Herring Without Mustard

“You frighten me,” the Gypsy said. “Never have I seen my crystal ball so filled with darkness.”

For Flavia de Luce, the old gypsy's words open up old wounds and new possibilities. Is she a faker, or is there some truth to her powers? And when the village is rocked by another ghastly murder, how will a growing fascination with gypsy lore help Flavia to solve it?

©2011 Alan Bradley (P)2011 W F Howes Ltd

Fantastic narration makes the story come alive

I've read the Flavia De Luce books, but the narration from Sophie Aldred makes this one come alive. Her voices for the characters are distinctive and you can almost see the people speaking as she reads the story. By far the best narrator I've heard on Audible.