Review The fourth of James Runcie's delightful Grantchester Mysteries, which ought to bring about a critical reappraisal of the genre rather dismissively referred to as "cosy crime" . The ongoing plots bind the stories, yet each in themselves is precise . They are a joy (Stuart Kelly Scotland on Sunday)All manner of nostalgic delights. Perfect reading for a sunny English garden (Kate Saunders, Independent)The author knows the location well and has caught its dour charm and great art treasures to perfection. The story is a little art lesson in itself (Country Life)The violence in the Chambers stories takes place off-stage; the moral crises are internal. Perhaps the most startling aspect of these low-key, beguiling tales is their matter-of-fact depiction of a person of faith incorporating spiritual aspiration into daily life (Wall Street Journal) Book Description Now a major ITV series, Grantchester See all Product description
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