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File Size: 15479 KB
Print Length: 306 pages
Publisher: Mariner Books; First edition (January 5, 2010)
Publication Date: January 5, 2010
Sold by: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Language: English
ASIN: B003UV90G6
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Living in her isolated cottage on the Saltmarsh near Kings Lynn, teaching classes at the university in Norfolk, and communing with nature during her archeology digs…these activities are the core of Dr. Ruth Galloway’s somewhat solitary life.Her social life is minimal, but she is content. Her two cats keep her company, and there are some nights out with her friend Shona. Her colleagues/friends from early days on digs and at university include mentor Erik Anderssen, and an ex-lover Peter. In her late thirties, she considers herself to be dumpy, but relatively attractive; her outward appearance does not concern her much, as her work is her primary focus.But Ruth’s life is about to take a dramatic turn as she is swept up in a police investigation headed by DCI Harry Nelson, whose crew has discovered the bones of a child in the marsh. The detective believes the remains might belong to a small girl, Lucy Downey, who went missing ten years before. However, the discovery turns out to be an older burial from the Iron Age.Bizarre letters with allusions to ritual sacrifices, as well as archeological, Biblical, and Shakespearean references, lead the hunt in a different direction…and then another girl goes missing.The Crossing Places (Ruth Galloway Mysteries Book 1) was a fascinating story that intrigued me mostly because of the characters involved and watching how they processed events and followed clues. Even their everyday lives and routines were fascinating as these ordinary moments added layers to the characters. Other characters were added to the canvas as the story continued, and by the suspenseful end, when catching a murderer became central to the story, I was ticking them off, one by one, as I couldn’t decide which, if any, of Ruth’s associates might be somehow involved. Not knowing who she could trust.This first book in the series hooked me on the central characters, and by the final pages, I was eager for more as some hints at upcoming events had me checking out Book Two. 4.5 stars.
My 2nd Ruth Galloway book since I am determined to read them all. Two more are on my kindle now from my digital library. Would love to read them all in order but I will catch up, free is free, and samples are always available on Amazon.Possibly I am really drawn to this body of work as my graduate degrees were in Anthropology, although no fieldwork for cultural anthropology usually. I am quite selective about my reads and only follow certain authors, and was once in a virtual tour group but did not like losing personal selection. My preference in mysteries are historical and being written about another country than US.All of that being said, Elly Griffiths does have understanding of archaeology, and this area in Norfolk. Her character, Dr. Ruth Galloway is unique and refreshing, as are her associates and loved ones. Ruth is fortyish and overweight but supposedly pretty, and her various love interests will attest to this attractiveness. Her peers also are not completely monogamous, so modern relationships are evident.Ruth makes the acquaintance of DI Harry Nelson because of her expertise in dating of bones, specifically those that are in peat bogs. Harry, as well as some other will continue to be present in subsequent novels. Most of her compatriots are academics like herself.Many of Ruth's memories and personal history are at risk in this novel where two young girls have gone missing ten years apart. Ten years prior was a watershed discovery of a henge in the salt marsh area she now lives in. What has happened to these girls and when did it happen? Others who are contemporaries or of past importance to Ruth are drawn into this nail biter, when Iron Age and modern skeletons are discovered near to her home and work.A 10th Ruth Galloway book will be released in 2018. My recommendation is that you start reading now to catch up. 5 Stars.
Ruth Galloway is a nearly 40 year old professor of archaeology. She lives on the edge of the salt marshes in view of the ocean in Norfolk England, a lonely and deserted landscape. Not many can understand the hold the salt marshes hold for her with all its loneliness, life, and death, as well as the endless beating of ocean and dramatic storms.She is a specialist in bones and that's why she is called by the police to examine a set of bones found on a nearby beach. Detective Chief Inspector Harry Nelson thinks it might be a missing girl from one of his 10 year old cases--the disappearance of Lucy Downey. It is not she, but rather an Iron Age Woman, in this saltmarsh sacred to the Iron Age people. Then another young girl disappears...and the threats come closer to Ruth.There is a poetry in the land and sea in this book. Its isolation, storms, and tides add an undercurrent of emotions including comfort, home, threat, menace and things between. It is the betweenness of things that matter here: between ocean and land; between adult and child; between man and woman; between parents and child, and between husband and wife. There's a sweetness about some of the characters that make you want to be their friend.All of these themes are played out as a complex puzzle of ancient history, archaeology, and modern police investigation with thrilling edge of the seat, surprising ending. There are lots of suspects and lots of clues and then a logical conclusion, well-hidden in plain sight with an exciting ending.
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