Goldsmith's Daughter: A Roger the Chapman Medieval Mystery 10

I'm what somebody called an "anthropological mystery" fan. I am happiest reading mysteries that transport me to another place or time in a convincing fashion, and offers me characters that I enjoy being with. I stayed up much too late last night, promising myself that I would quit at the end of each chapter. After three hours, I ran out of book and wondered how fast I could get the next installment. I won't recount the plot, since the professional reviews do that, but Sedley delivers an involving world with intriguing characters. I like the fact that minor characters recur from time to time and that Roger's life changes, as life will, instead of becoming stuck in a single situation.