Story &ものがたり& die Geschichte

" I loved reading this sixth book in the Inspector Ian Rutledge series. Originally released in hardcover in 2002, the wonderful thing about these novels is that they don't become dated with the passing of time because they are set in a past far distant from our own. In November 1919 Rutledge has been back working at Scotland Yard for some months. The Great War ended on Armistice Day, November 11..

" In Charles Todd's "A Cold Treachery," Inspector Ian Rutledge of London's Scotland Yard is dispatched to the cold and snowy north country of England, where sheep outnumber people and the rocks on the mountain slopes outnumber the sheep. Sheep farming is the principal occupation around the small Village of Urskdale, which is situated next to a lake with the equally hard-sounding name of Urskwate..