Sweatshirt Black ” This Sweatshirt Is Am Aboriginal Community Constable ” Occupations

July 28, 2008 | By Doug In Uncategorized |

This is a great sweatshirt. Great gift. All TopExpressions products are made under strict quality controls. 100% cotton, weight aprox 25oz.
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Evan Evans is settling into his role as Constable of Llanfair, a small town nestled in the mountains of North Wales. Here, he has been a mediator of the minor disputes of the locals, between competing ministers, country merchants, and seemingly every Welch eccentric throughout the region. But an unusual series of events brings unseen hostilities to light, and Evan realizes just how deep the townsfolk’s passions and hostilities lie.

While the village of Llanfair has always been at odds with the neighboring town of Beddgelert, an intriguing archeological find in the nearby hills brings that rivalry to dangerous extremes, and creates a circus of local enthusiasm and gossip. The circus quickly turns deadly, however, when Llanfair’s prodigal son, Ted Morgan, announces plans to erect an amusement park over the site’s excavation. Soon Constable Evans is drawn into a whirl of cultural pride, deception, and greed, and while he’s at it uncovers the town’s undaunted ambition - to earn the right to the longest name in the world.

With the warmth, charm, and wry sense of humor that won readers’ hearts in Evans Above, Rhys Bowen offers a delightful new installment to an already cherished mystery series.

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Customer Review: Innocence and Murder
I have enjoyed ALL of Rhys Bowen’s murder mysteries. I write this review of the Constable Evans book because Rhys will no longer be writing this series. This is a big disappointment as I enjoyed the innate goodness of Constable Evans and his struggles with humanity in a small slice of earth that struggles with it’s own history and growth. I have collected all the paperbacks of this series and I guess I’ll just have to keep reading them over and over.
Customer Review: This book made me want to visit Wales
That’s surprising given I’ve been to Wales and it was very foggy and damp — but the Wales described in this book is a wonderful place indeed — beautiful and filled with kind, caring people (who unfortunately for any outsider speak Welsh!) This is the second book in the series — I’m reading them in order — and I think I liked it better than the first. I thought at first I had everything all figured out, and was disappointed, but as it turned out, I wasn’t even close. That’s a great mystery. Add to that a wonderful world you enter when you read this book… The plot involves a summer resident (a retired Colonel living on a pension who comes to this tiny village in Wales every year for a holiday) who is found dead right after he’s discovered some ruins. The local constable, Evan Evans, immediately believes he was murdered, but the police higher up the chain of command try to insist it’s an accident. Then there is another death — made to look like a suicide. Is there one killer or two? Evans gets involved in trying to find the connection between these two deaths as the key to discovering what happened. All in all, a great book to curl up with when you have the time to read uninterrupted — it creates a wonderful mood.
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