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Just finished A Murder of Shadows. Really enjoyed it, once again Mr. Conroe has built an interesting world and populated it with intriguing characters. He has a knack for making even the side characters fully fleshed out individuals. One thing that felt a little off was the dialogue – sometimes formal, sometimes casual, but every now and then they’d use a bit of current-day slang that just didn’t seem to fit. Or maybe that’s just me.
Definitely want to see what happens next, and yes I was able to figure out what was in the king’s hidden vault. Montshire indeed.
Didn’t see this before I posted my own little mini-review, not wanting to get near spoiler territory. But, I will admit, you’re one up on me. I’m still in the dark but that’s perfectly okay with me.
The language thing you brought up isn’t anything I noticed but could it be the setting? Formal for court and court functions, less formal when it’s just friends?
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