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Thursday, March 24, 2022

"Royal Flush" Her Royal Spyness Mystery (#3) Rhys Bowen ~ Such an Enjoyable Series~


 I don't remember reading this Royal Spyness book before really, maybe I do remember bits of it but it was SO GREAT ! It got this .. "Finalist 2009 Agatha Award for Best Novel" on "Stop You're Killing me and was just very exciting.

Georgie is "sent" to Castle Rannoch and solves several mysteries that were connected to each other.

Darcy and she firmly seem to be together and her grandfather is in Scotland with her too. Poor little Podge, her nephew is kidnapped briefly and Binky was also invalided. Before I forget, Georgie's mother ends up at Scotland in the "mix". Wow!

This one is a 'Must Read', but then so are the first and second. I myself am rereading the entire series from the beginning, buying one or two and library loans also!

Thursday, March 17, 2022

Miss Morton and the English House Party Murder ~Catherine Lloyd ~ 5 Stars - PreOrder NOW-!!

 


#MissMorton and theEnglish House Party Murder #NetGalley 

5 Stars 

Thanks to Kensington, NetGalley and of course Catherine Lloyd for this ARC. I was thrilled to get this new book in Catherine Lloyd's new Regency series. 

I have been waiting for this one, as her last mystery series, Kurland St. Mary are favorites that I read ( and reread) with pleasure.

The mystery was a mystery until the end and very much kept my attention. Caroline is a delightful character, as is the Doctor, and Caroline's new employer. Please keep them coming!

BelleGreene A Novel ~ Alexandra Lapiere #BelleGreene #NetGalley

 

#BelleGreene #NetGalley   4.5 stars round up to 5 ! 

Thanks to Alexandra Lapierre author and her translator for this fine work. I had read another authors work and had to balance and compare this one. My Book Club read the other book and we very much wanted to know more actual details, which this one did have.

There is no doubt this family did their best in a world that was unaccepting of different ethnicities. Was it wise overall, who actually could make that decision? Possibly the "we all sink or swim together" seems pretty dictatorial, but by whose standards?

I am very happy to have gotten this book and let others in my book club know. They were also enthusiastic to get it.