This twentieth century mystery is set in India and involves the murder of a several landlords. Dominic Felse, son of an English detective, must solve the murders. ( )

I don't really like this one, because I remember the conclusion and it's so pitiful and nasty that it flavors everything else. I'd actually forgotten the exciting bit at the end, and who was behind the whole thing, which was much better than what I did remember. So it gets three-and-a-half stars, because I spent the whole first half of the book wincing and looking for foreshadowing (which is there, but not really visible unless you know what's going on behind the scenes. Not to me, anyway). Probably my least favorite of the Dominic Felse books, which means it's only good. ( )

This is a Dominic Felse mystery set in India in the 1950's. Dominic is the son of an English policeman who appears in her earlier books. In this book he is travelling in India and gets involved in a terrorist plot. ( )

The book is about terrorist plots and bombings and is set in 1960's India. The book is fast paced and the surprise ending was excellent. I did miss Tossa though in this. ( )