British Universities with their wide corridors and halls are always an interesting place to develop a story, here Emma and Steed move to one of them to investigate the murder of a famous professor who had written a thesis on Economics. They center their suspicions on a group of rebellious students who seem to have a political connection to people who were the antipodes of what the late teacher preached. The plot may be a bit slow, but the atmosphere of the University, the surrounding woods, the victims killed by arrows, the Robin Hood themed party, the Library and the students give the story a very intriguing framework.
Review of A Sense of History
