Sins of the Flesh

The books about Carmine Delmonico are afeally great read.I only came upon them by accident from searching for The Ladies of Missalongi by this fantastic writer.She has a wealth of experience of so many things and brings them all to her writing.trying to collect most of her books and wish her good health to carry on with superCarmine.Can't wait.

SO good. I love all of the Carmine Delmonico books and this is no exception.

I am getting to enjoy Colleen's books more and more, a detective story which kept me guessing to the end, well written very good charatures

Its up to her usual high standard and a very good read.

A wonderful, well written, enjoyable story from a master craftsman.

Not what I expected, very disappointed I enjoyed Thorn Birds and this was nothing like it. Won't try any more.very small print.

Brilliant, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Don't expect it to be like Thorn Birds. Took a long time to 'get into' it. Original theme

Always enjoy her books, can't put them down until finished.

McCullough's Carmine is a must read series. I hope there's lots more to come.

I am a delighted fan of Colleen McCullough's detective series. I am always impressed with her command of the English language and the creepy surprises she weaves into her plots. I'm in love with Carmine Delmonico and his wife Desdemona. As was true in the first three books, the characters in this book are well developed and interesting and extremely diverse.. Delia was a featured detective in this book. She's smart, funny, and very much an individual. The crimes are pretty awful, but McCullough doesn't dwell on them so much as to make them repellent to read about. If there is anything to complain about it is that Desdemona was not in this book. I was sorry to see that she had been shuffled off to California. Still, as always, when I reach the end of a McCullough book, I find myself wanting to turn the page and read more. So, I say, please, another book in this series, please!

It was good to read another story featuring Carmine and his team. They are always well written, well researched and interesting, with a twist to surprise the reader.

Starts of slow not until half way through the story picks up.