Title: All this in nine days?
Product review: This book is simply too crammed together. The reader is expected to believe that in the space of nine days, Lucifer (Alasdair Cynster) decides to settle down in a part of the country he's never been before on his unexpected inheritance (which hurries along much more rapidly than matters proceeded through probate back then), is welcomed into the local society without any of the hesitation that's common in rural areas and small towns, falls in love with a young woman he had never seen or heard of before, gets her to reciprocate, and solves a mystery.There's no apparent reason for it to be so crammed together. The whole would have worked better if the author had given herself sufficient elapsed-plot-time to develop the social interactions more believably.
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