I love this series. Please keep them coming!!! Love the descriptions of Ireland and Scotland.

Thief's Mark is an great continuation of the Sharpe's & Donovan's. I love following the trails of who-dun-it's all over the world. From Ireland, to London, to the Cotswolds, to Boston and more. We encounter an art thief, the FBI and a private art detective. From family history, to secrets long kept, the author takes us on a adventure full of twists and turns we never see coming.

I'm a huge fan of this series and reading it is like catching up with old friends.

Awkward dialogue, irrelevant details, convoluted plot.

I am reviewing this for publication in the September issue of RT Book Reviews magazine

an ok read

Emma Sharpe and Colin Donovan are at the tail end of their honeymoon in Ireland when Emma’s grandfather’s home is broken i to. All evidence points to Oliver York, a man who was kidnapped by his the men who killed his parents thirty years earlier. The boy escaped, but the killers were never seen again…until recently. Oliver is no stranger to Emma and Colin and their relationship is fraught with tension and mistrust, but also a genuine liking for the man. Oliver, meanwhile, has disappeared, leaving a dead body in his wake. What do the break-in and the dead man have to do with the ordeal Oliver faced three decades before? And who can Emma and Colin trust? This long running series from Neggers is still exciting and fans of British crime thrillers will find much to like here

If you have been waiting for the reveal of more Oliver York this is your book. I enjoyed the presence of Oliver as the primary focus and the dilemma faced by Father Finn was a great story addition. Sharpe and Donovan novels never fail to entertain and this may be the best yet.