[A] professional whodunit-- "Kirkus Reviews"

Excellent art mysteries are always rich in atmosphere and complex in plot, and Death and the Old Master does not disappoint-- "firstCLUE on Death and the Old Master"

Malliet's latest offers readers an unhurried pace, a richly diverse cast of characters, and intriguing glimpses into modern-day police work and the grit behind the glamour in the worlds of academia, writing, and publishing-- "Booklist on Death in Print "

Low-key, highly professional work right up to the unmasking of the surprisingly well-hidden killer-- "Kirkus Reviews on Death in Cornwall"

For fans of old-fashioned cozies-- "Booklist on Death in Cornwall"

Malliet draws the reader in with elegant prose and distinctive characters-- "Publishers Weekly on Death in Cornwall"

Longtime cozy fans will be reminded of golden age classics starring Dorothy Sayers' Harriet Vane and Edmund Crispin's Gervase Fen. Malliet's writing is both smooth and elegant and her humor delicious. The reader who hasn't yet discovered Malliet's St. Just mystery series has a real treat in store-- "Booklist Starred Review of Death at the Alma Mater"

Fans of Dorothy Sayers' novels and other Golden Age British mysteries will enjoy this contemporary salute-- "Library Journal on Death at the Alma Mater"

A twisty plot, vivid personalities, and some gentle British humor make this an enjoyable read, particularly for dedicated Anglophile mystery lovers-- "Booklist on Death and the Old Master"