So the last review is in, this one coming from Musings of a Bookish Kitty:

Overall, I quite enjoyed Jim Snowden’s The Summer of Long Knives. There is nothing light about this mystery thriller.  It is very dark, and well it should be given the time period and place in our history. I was swept up in Rolf’s life and investigation, anxious to see justice brought to the killer, while at the same time sad knowing the fate of the country, of the war to come and the many more injustices that would occur in the meantime.

This blog tour’s been a pleasure. These bloggers push and contrive to build an audience for new work. It’s a thankless job that seldom pays (a situation I’m in touch with). I salute them for their labor, even those who considered my book to be labor, and I hope to hear from them again the next time I have a book out.

For those coming to this whole blog tour for the first time, here’s the list of all the participants:

Monday, September 15th: Nightly Reading

Wednesday, September 17th: The Year in Books

Thursday, September 18th: Maurice on Books

Tuesday, September 23rd: Words by Webb

Thursday, September 25th: 5 Minutes for Books

Friday, September 26th: Mystery Playground – Drinks with Reads guest post

Monday, September 29th: JulzReads

Wednesday, October 1st: Back Porchervations

Monday, October 6th: Diary of an Eccentric

Monday, October 6th: Sara’s Organized Chaos

Wednesday, October 8th: Books and Movies – spotlight/giveaway

Thursday, October 9th: Sarah’s Book Shelves

Monday, October 13th: No More Grumpy Bookseller

Thursday, October 16th: Svetlana’s Reads and Views

Monday, October 20th: Omnimystery News – author guest post

Wednesday, October 22nd: From the TBR Pile

Monday, November 3rd:  Musings of a Bookish Kitty

Thanks, y’all. And good night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are.