Praise for Days Without Number:Fuses history with crime, guilty consciences and human fallibility in a way that makes his books an intelligent escapist delight.Times (UK)Gripping . . . woven together with more twists than a country lane.Daily Mail (UK)The literary equivalent of a Russian doll puzzle. Secret upon secret is uncovered . . . Goddard has penned a real Byzantine-inspired head scratcher of a novel . . . This is yet another example of the author writing a novel that consistently keeps readers on their toes and challenges them to try and unravel the riddle he has put together before the protagonist does.BookreporterAn absorbing, contemporary thriller with a hint of mysticism. Highly recommended.Good Book Guide what is the best book reading app Days Without Number
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Very good plot.By Swim MomThis book had a mesmerizing plot with believeable characters. I found the ending to be a little abrupt and would love to see a follow up with the main characters. I'll read other Robert Goddard books because I like his writing style. He is not turgid, but rather uses language simply, with a lot of description.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Well whodonit?By Chef pastaReally a great story, well written with many twists and turns, keeps your attention. Not wordy, to the point.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Worth the timeBy English majorA page-turner, and Goddard is a consummate pro, but there are a few too many contrivances for five stars. If you're interested in the Holy Grail, Knights Templar genre, you'll enjoy it greatly, though you may feel you had to wait a long time to get to it.