superstitions in Tudor England were actually based in fact? What if animals could talk and fairies roamed free, ready to wreak their mischief on hapless town folk?
Tag: Murder Mystery
REVIEW of The Bridge to Belle Island by Julie Klassen
After Benjamin Booker loses a London court case due to the wiles of a beautiful woman, he’s determined not to … More
REVIEW of Alec Halsey Mysteries (#1-3) by Lucinda Brant
DEADLY ENGAGEMENT (Alec Halsey Mystery #1) When Alec Halsey returns home from his diplomatic adventures, he discovers that the woman … More
REVIEW of A Murderous Malady (Florence Nightingale Mystery #2) by Christine Trent
When Florence’s best friend Liz is attacked in her carriage while traveling through the dilapidated neighborhood of Soho, her coachman … More
REVIEW of Triple Jeopardy (Daniel Pitt #2) by Anne Perry
When Daniel Pitt’s sister Jemima returns to England on a visit from the States, her policeman husband Patrick has a … More
REVIEW of The Hanover Square Affair (Captain Lacey Mysteries #1) by Ashley Gardner
Injured and dismissed from his regiment with half pay, Captain Gabriel Lacey is trying to eke out a tolerable life … More
REVIEW of The Duke’s Agent (Raif Jarrett Regency Mysteries #1) by Rebecca Jenkins
When the Duke of Penrith’s provincial steward dies, Raif Jarrett comes north as the duke’s agent to sort out the … More
REVIEW of No Cure for the Dead (Florence Nightingale Mystery #1) by Christine Trent
In this new mystery series by Christine Trent, Florence Nightingale must not only convince the world that she is a … More
REVIEW of Ask Me No Questions (A Lady Dunbridge Mystery #1) by Shelley Noble
In the wake of her elderly husband’s death, Lady Philomena Dunbridge is determined to make a new life across the … More
REVIEW of The Monastery Murders (Stanton & Barling #2) by E.M. Powell
Stanton and Barling are back, this time to solve a murder at a monastery where undefined animosities simmer under the … More
