A Matter of Justice Reviews
"Starred Review. [A] more human and complicated protagonist than most other series sleuths." - Publishers Weekly.
"In many ways a more subdued Todd, with many earmarks of a classic village mystery and less byplay from Hamish, the ghost who haunts Rutledge." - Kirkus Reviews.
"Readers need not be familiar with Rutledge's previous adventures to appreciate this one, another smoothly constructed, literary endeavor ..." - Booklist.
"With its typically intricate plotting, detailed characterizations, and red herrings, this is a compelling addition to the popular Ian Rutledge series." - Library Journal.
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