The Silver Mark

The Crow Investigations Book 2

By: Sarah Painter

Narrated by: Kate Rawson

The Silver Mark is the second installment in Crow Investigations, an exciting paranormal mystery series from bestselling author of magical fiction, Sarah Painter.

London is Lydia Crow’s city so when a man is found hanged under Blackfriars Bridge, she takes it personally. Even when it seems as if the Silver Family might be involved, Lydia refuses to back down. The Silver Family, who run the finest law firm in London, have a gift for persuasion. In the Bad Old Days it was said they could make a man jump off a roof by convincing him he could fly. But that's all in the past… Isn’t it? Everybody wants something from Lydia: Her Uncle wants her to join the Family Business, her ghostly flatmate wants her to test her power, DCI Fleet wants a relationship, and the Silver Family want her to keep her nose out. Trouble is, Lydia has never been much good at taking orders.

“My favourite new urban fantasy series, clever and twisty and deliciously magical.” STEPHANIE BURGIS©2019 Sarah Painter (P)2019 W. F. Howes Ltd

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I really don’t like being forced to make this review-but the book was pretty good

Again, no real ending

For the second time I've been surprised the book ended. It's an enjoyable read apart from the sexual undertones that I wish were not there. There seems to not be a climax and the book ends abruptly.

Discovery of Lydia’s power on ghost

I loved how Jason is getting stronger and how Lydia’s powers are helping him take on more physical attributes.

An Enjoyable Light Series

#2 in the series is just as enjoyable as the first one ,.. light uncomplicated.. with a pleasant narrators voice..

Enjoyable light crime novel with layers of magic…

I enjoy that this series is set in modern times and so there’s less tendency towards the need for lengthy descriptions…

I enjoy the puzzling things out and the discovery of unexpected magical influences. A nice break from super realistic scenarios.

I read these books for diversion or to create a break between design projects that are very different in nature. On the menu of things to read this is a small plate.