Sue's Reviews > Traitors Gate

This was a good read with a cracking good mystery that was tangled and dense. I liked the way it focused more on Thomas Pitt, as he is the most interesting character in the series. His moral compass always points true, but he is wise enough to see all sides of a question. His new job as Superintendent requires him to take care of politically sensitive cases and this new case is very sensitive, as it involves treason in the Colonial Office. Things become more dangerous as the case becomes more deadly.