“The Deadliest Fall is a cleverly constructed book that has two separate strands of investigation, which are linked in subtle ways. Leslie and Patrick are engaging protagonists, as is the delightful Mrs Cadmore, Leslie’s mother, who has so much more insight and tolerance than Leslie anticipates. This is an interesting read, involving a time when attitudes to homosexual relationships was very different to the present and which highlights a time when the euphoria of victory is swallowed up in the depression of shortages and loss and the secrets that linger after the war.”
Read the full review at the Promoting crime blogspot.
Charlie Cochrane - Mysteries with a dash of slash and much more 