Anne Perry's No Graves As Yet is an interesting look at how the start of World War I affected everyday people. Of course, there is a murder or two to be solved (it is a murder mystery) but it is based in a fascinating period in English history. Perry also takes the opportunity to explore complex moral issues, such as forgiveness and whether or not the ends justifies the means. All of this makes for an interesting read, but it is the wonderful and complex characters that bring the story to life. Joseph Reavley and his sister Judith, as well as the Allard brothers, make interesting character studies. Everyone in my bookclub thoroughly enjoyed this book and I highly recommend it for fans of mysteries.