A House Without Windows

I loved this. The authors writing style REALLY works for me and I found this book completely captivating. I really liked the various perspectives here.

It was okay. Not bad, but not great either. The author has a bad habit of telling rather than showing, and it felt like very little happened as a result. The investigative process was rather brief, and we spent an awful lot of time in the beginning setting up Zeba's feelings about her husband, her life, and everything. It didn't hold my interest as much as other historical fiction in this setting has in the past.