Julie Durnell's Reviews > The Lighthouse
The Lighthouse (Adam Dalgliesh, #13)
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4.5 Stars
I loved the Combe Island setting (even though it was fictional), it was so remote, exclusive, and wildly atmospheric that it became a character itself. Dalgliesh becomes more human or relatable in each book in this series, perhaps his relationship with Emma has more to do with that aspect. This murder case involves a small cast of people on the island and was deftly plotted by the author. I admire her writing immensely and am saddened there is only one more book left in the series.
I loved the Combe Island setting (even though it was fictional), it was so remote, exclusive, and wildly atmospheric that it became a character itself. Dalgliesh becomes more human or relatable in each book in this series, perhaps his relationship with Emma has more to do with that aspect. This murder case involves a small cast of people on the island and was deftly plotted by the author. I admire her writing immensely and am saddened there is only one more book left in the series.
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July 19, 2023
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Sep 24, 2023 07:10PM
I admire her writing, too. Hers aren't exactly cozy mysteries, I guess they are fairly psychological. Definitely unique.
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I started listening to the audio and I'm a bit confused and find it difficult to follow, butI will continue. : )

