Title: Poor showing
Product review: Elizabeth George is generally a top-notch writer, but A Place of Hiding is an unfortunate exception. The plot was extremely disjointed, and so contrived that at the story's conclusion, very little of the set-up actually made logical sense. George's heretofore tight prose has given way to high school level analogy. Readers looking for the further adventures of Thomas Lynley and Barbara Havers will be disappointed to note that Lynley appears only peripherally, and Havers not at all. Simon & Deborah spearhead this investigation (most improbably), dragging with them the detritus of their marriage, a relationship which is now beyond boring.Truly a disappointment.
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