Comments on 'Sight Unseen'

A book enjoyed by the whole group.

'It is good to be introduced to an author I have never read before'

'There is always an interesting historical background to his books reflecting the fact that he was an Oxford history graduate'

'An easy read which I found a page turner'

'Lots of twists in the plot which hold your interest'

'I found David Umber a slightly sad and lonely character'

'Goddard's earlier books are better than the later ones'

'Does the ending leave an opportunity for a follow up book?'

Further Reading

'Into the Blue' by Robert Goddard
'Past Caring' " " "

Sight Unseen by Robert Goddard

Typical Robert Goddard. He hooks you in the first couple of pages and you must continue with the story to unravel the mystery. David Umber witnesses the abduction of 2 year old Tamsin Hall and the murder of her sister. The story moves on 23 years. Retired Chief Inspector George Sharp contacts Umber and together they set out to discover what happened to Tamsin. Well constructed and full of twists. I've read all of his books and will continue to do so.

Tony Riley