Title: Tedious Nonsense
Review: It's difficult to believe that the author who produces the Thomas Pitt series could have written No Graves As Yet. The suspense is supposed to involve a momentous document which can affect the fate of nations about to embark on World War I. A preposterous document of that nature does finally emerge after 300+ pages on which several uninteresting characters engage in a few murders and suicides. Matthew as a British intelligence officer is perhaps the least credible character in this poorly researched story. Periodically a line or two reminds the reader that the nations of Europe are preparing for mass slaughter. Please, Miss Perry, go back to Pitt and Monk.
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