Book review : A Taste for Killing by Sarah Hawkswood is a well- crafted historical novel of a medieval mystery.
The story is of the period January 1145, of Godfrey Bowyer , best but least likeable bow maker of Worcester. He was killed by giving poison in his meal while his wife , Blanche saved. The investigation is carried by Sergeant Catchpoll with the help of Undersherrif and Undersergeant.
The author has well reasearched the way people lived, spoke and how the means of finding the culprit without the modern means of finding the real reason of poison and keeping their public safe in such circumstances.
I appreciate the way the story takes twists and turns unfolding the secrets and letting deeper to the way of real culprit and making clear the real intentions of each person related to the corpse.
I liked reading this 10th book in series of the author, Sarah Hawkswood who has done an incredible job. This novel is stand alone so can be read in any order.
I am thankful to netgalley and Allison and Busby for giving me a chance to read this amazing book. I recommend this mysterious book to all medeival mystery lovers .
Happy Reading!
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