The Blood of an Englishman

This was a tight installment. The series is an anti-vacation to apartheid South Africa in the 70s. Tromp and Zondi's bromance shines through.

I recall reading this series many years ago and tried it again. However, the rampant racism; all whites are bosses and all blacks are kaffirs for example, is such that I quit after 50 pages.

It took me a bit to adjust to the style of the author on this book. It also seemed to jump around a little too, in the telling. But I did enjoy the story line and there are some very good twists and turns.

I do like Tromp and his partner, Mickey. It took a little getting used to reading their dialogue as the story takes place in South Africa. Their speech patterns are different and so are their customs and style.

Over all, it is a good read and can keep you tracking along to find out the solution.

Kramer and Zondi, McClure's engaging detective team get busy again solving a murder mystery in the days of Apartheid South Africs. Very enjoyable reading.