Murder, Sweet Murder by Eleanor Kuhns
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

January 1801. Lydia Rees has received a letter from her half-sister, Cordelia, asking them to come to Boston to stay with her estranged family, as their father has been associated with a murder, and the resulting sigma has affected badly their social position. She wants Lydia and Will to investigate. But what could be the motive for the murders and by whom.
A well-written and entertaining historical mystery. With its varied and likeable characters though not so much the Farrell family. Another good addition to this series, which can easily be read as a standalone story.
An ARC was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

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Lord Harpenden's Daughter : Pride and Prejudice variation by Elin Eriksen


In this P&P variation Bennet is now a widower and the Earl of Harpenden. Jane, Elizabeth and Mary (with glasses,non-canon) attend London. Georgiana Darcy, Kitty and Lydia holiday in Ramsgate.
I lost interest when the Colonel pairing became obvious.



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Ultimate Collection of Golden Age Murder Mysteries: Complete Inspector Furnival & Inspector Stoddart Series by Annie Haynes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Inspector Furnival Investigations
1. The Abbey Court Murder (1923)
Lady Judith Carew, wife to Sir Anthony for the last two years and the ex-governess to his sister has had her peace disturbed by the appearance of her presumed dead first husband. Then a murder occurs in the Abbey Court apartments.
Apart from that I could not find any sympathy for Lady Carew and took a dislike to Peggy Carew, it was an enjoyable mystery
2. The House in Charlton Crescent (1926)
1920 Lady Anne Daventry (70) believes someone is trying to kill her and so she employs a firm of Private Inquiry Agents to investigate while one of them works as her secretary- Bruce Cardyn.
3. The Crows’s Inn Tragedy (1927) Solicitor Luke Bechcombe is visited by his brother-in-law Reverand James Collyer as he wished to sell the Collyer Emeralds, only told they are paste. Shortly after Bechcombe is discovered dead. What is the motive and who is the guilty party

Inspector Stoddart and Alfred Harbord Investigations
4. The Man with the Dark Beard - 1928
Dr John Bastrow, widower, is found dead in his locked study.
I didn’t find most of the characters likeable and it was quite easy to spot the guilty party.
5. Who Killed Charmian Karslake? - 1928
The morning after a ball at Hepton Abbey, Meadshire, the home of the Penn-Moretons, one of the guests is found dead. American actress Charmian Karslake is discovered in her locked room,shot.
6. The Crime at Tattenham Corner - 1929
At Tattenham Corner a body is discovered in a water filled ditch, that of a man who has been shot. What is the connection to the running of the Derby, if any.
7.The Crystal Beads Murder - 1930
The body of Robert Saunderson is found in the summer house at Lord Medchester's country mansion of Holford Hall. A few crystal beads from a neckace is discovered on his body. Does it give a clue to the murderer or is it planted evidence.

Overall an entertaining set of mysteries

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An Unexpected Governess by Lelia M. Silver
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A re-read of this P&P sequel where Mary Bennet, twenty-two years old, is the last of the sisters still at home. A neighbour, Thomas Bowens, has acquired the care of his nephew and nieces after his sister dies and needs help with their daily instruction. Mary feeling the need to escape Longbourn and do something with her life agrees to become their governess.
A delightful, well-written story, with a likeable Mary.

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The Crystal Beads Murder by Annie Haynes
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The body of Robert Saunderson is found in the summer house at Lord Medchester's country mansion of Holford Hall. A few crystal beads from a neckace is discovered on his body. Does it give a clue to the murderer or is it planted evidence.
Inspector Stoddart and Alfred Harbord investigate.
An enjoyable mystery.

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The Independence of Miss Mary Bennet by Colleen McCullough
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a re-read of a P&P sequel. Nearly twenty years have passed since the marriages of the Bennet sisters. But Darcy married to a lively and impertinent Elizabeth is too much for the too thin-skinned man, also being disappointed in his one and only son, combined with the connection to the too lowly, badly behaved Bennets has made the marriage an unhappy one.
Now only Mary remains unwed as she looks after Mrs. Bennet. But all is soon to change and so Mary's adventure begins and she also begins to develop.
I really enjoyed this story which is not just about Mary. But there are happy endings. And yes this is a variation, where characters can change and grow from canon.

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An Evening Charade by Shane Chastain
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

DeGrabber and Trait having successfully solved Tomothy Hastine’s problem have been invited with other guests to his home. But then a murder occurs with DeGrabber as prime suspect. Who is the guilty party
An enjoyable short story

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The Tomb of the Chatelaine by Karen Baugh Menuhin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

October 1922. Miss Persephone Carruthers enjoins Major Lennox and ex-chief Inspector Swift to her uncle’s house, Lanscombe Park in Sussex. As she believes the chauffeur, Monroe, has been killed in suspicious circumstances and insists they investigate.
An entertaining and well-written historical mysteries with its cast of likeable (especially the two main characters) and varied characters. Another good addition to the series.

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Jane Bennet in January by Diana Birchall
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

1. Jane’s Poetic Admirer - While staying at the Gardiner’s home Jane -15 - meets Mr Shirk, who believes himeself a poet.
2. Jane Confides Hoe She fell in Love with Mr Bingley - to Georgiana Darcy
3. In the Shrubbery - Lady Catherine visits Longbourn, and Jane and Bingley escape to the shrubbery
4. A Jane Bennet Variation - Is there another suitor for Jane.
5. The Proposal - Bingley’s proposal to Jane in the Longbourn garden
6. An Interview with Miss Jane Bennet - With the interference of Mrs Bennet.
7. Jane and Colonel Fitzwilliam
8. 50 Shades of Jane - Modern story where Jane lives in an old gaol.
9. What if Jane Spoke her Mind - On a walk with the returning Bingley.
Enjoyable short stories

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The Book of the Dead by Robert Richardson
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Travelling to friends the Stapletons, Maltravers’ car breaks down and he walks to the nearest home. That of the Carringtons of Carwelton Hall. There he is informed that Carrington has a copy of an unpublished work entitled ‘Sherlock Holmes and the Attwater Firewitch by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’. But life in the village is not straightforward and soon a murder occurs.
An entertaining mystery

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Magic in the Weave by Alys Clare
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

1604 October. The Company of players have left London due to the plague and have arrived in Plymouth to put on a series of plays. But fear and unease surround them. Soon some of the company are either ill or turn up dead. Can Dr Taverner determine what killed them and why, and so then find the murderer.
A well-written and entertaining historical mystery. With its cast of varied and likeable characters. Another good addition to this series.
An ARC was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

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The Crime at Tattenham Corner by Annie Haynes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

At Tattenham Corner a body is discovered in a water filled ditch, that of a man who has been shot. What is the connection to the running of the Derby, if any.
Inspector Stoddart and Alfred Harbord Investigate
Originally Published in 1929.
An entertaining historical mustery

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Who Killed Charmian Karslake? by Annie Haynes
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The morning after a ball at Hepton Abbey, Meadshire, the home of the Penn-Moretons, one of the guests is found dead. American actress Charmian Karslake is discovered in her locked room, shot.
Inspector Stoddart and Alfred Harbord Investigate.
An entertaining mystery


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No Other Choice: A Pride and Prejudice Novella by Leenie Brown
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A welcome re-read of the Pride and Prejudice sequel which continues the story of the Bennet daughters. It tells the story of Mary Bennet as she is invited to London for a season by Lady Sophie Rycroft. Can Mary find happiness among the ton or does she become the source of gossip.
Thoroughly enjoyed this easily read well-written story.
Love reading about my favourite Bennet daughter as long as she has a lovely suitor

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The Trouble with Fallen Angels by MegMarch1880
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

When Bingley returns and proposes Jane reacts differently to canon.
Enjoyable short story

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Henry's Legacy by jfb


In this P&P variation, the Bennets are part of the Cavendish family, and Elizabeth Bennet has just refused a proposal from her cousin William, 6th Duke of Devonshire. Bingley’s proposes, but then finds out from Jane who the family really are, and so leaves Netherfield.
Bennet spends most of his time away from Longbourn with the perfect Elizabeth. I soon lost interest and just gave up.

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Murder on the Lusitania by Edward Marston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

7th September 1907. George Porter Dillman has been employed by the Cunard Line as an undercover detective on the maiden voyage of the Lusitania, from Liverpool to New York. Soon the first theft takes place, then a murder. Can Dillman recover all the stolen items, and find the murderer before they dock in New York.
A well-written, and entertaining historical mystery. With its cast of varied and likeable (mostly) characters. A good start to this series.
An ARC was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

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The Sun Also Shines for me by Noe
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A re-read of this P&P sequel where Mary Bennet, the overlooked daughter decides that marriage is not for her, yet, but does not know what she really wants to do with her life. But with the help of Georgiana Darcy, and friends of Darcy, she sets out to London to find her future.
A very enjoyable, easily read and well-written story, of my favourite Bennet sister.

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The Man with the Dark Beard by Annie Haynes
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Dr John Bastrow, widower, is found dead in his locked study. Inspector Stoddart and Alfred Harbord Investigate.
I didn’t find most of the characters likeable and it was quite easy to spot the guilty party.

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Four Thousand Days by M.J. Trow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

October 1900
Constable Adam Crawford enjoys attending the public lectures at University College, and on discovering the body of Alice Groves in her rooms he knows that she really is student Helen Richardson. But is she, and why was she killed. Dr Murray is approached to help, and evidence leads her to Herne Bay where she meets ex-Detective Reid. Soon he also discovers a body of an archaeological student. But the murders don’t stop there.
Crawford, Reid and Murray investigate while Inspector Blunt looks for the quickest solution.
An entertaining and well-written historical mystery with its cast of likeable and varied characters. A good start to a new series.
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From Love to Matrimony by April Floyd
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The story continues from From Admiration to Love. But now Anne de Bough has been summoned back to Rosings because Lady Catherine is ill. How is Charlotte faring in her marriage. Will any one have a happy ending.
An enjoyable story.

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Mr Darcy's Fight for Love: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Florence Gold
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a review of the First Edition
In this P&P variation, the story continues after Lydia's elopement and marriage. Gardiner has been invited as his role as an art dealer to the Duke of Sommershire home. The duke has been a recluse for seven years since a fire killed his family. Gardiner takes his three eldest nieces with him. Totally unexpectedly the duke falls for Mary. Can a connection to a duke help the other sisters.
An enjoyable story
Glad that Mary as her own story, as there are so few written.
I like that Mary is paired with a duke rather than the ill-matched Collins

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The Parson of Pemberley by April Floyd
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A re-read of this P&P variation, with Elizabeth's dismissal of Mary's feeling after the failed Collins proposal to Elizabeth, Mary is determined not to be the sacrifice that will save Longbourn. Even if Elizabeth does think everybody but Mary is too good for Collins. She requests and receives permission to visit the Gardiners in Gracechurch Street. Her journey brings her into the company of a vicar named Andrew Moore. Can there be a happy ending for this put upon and forgotten sister.
An enjoyable variation which focuses of Mary Bennet.
(BUT I could not see Mary talking to complete strangers, the characters would not being calling each other by their first names, nor would Mary be allowed to write to a gentleman)

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The Man by the Sea by Jack Benton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

P.I. John ‘Slim’ Hardy, employed by wife Emma Douglas, who believes her husband, Ted, is having an affair. He follows him for five Friday afternoons to a secluded beach, where Douglas sits and stares. But what of the history of this Cramer Cove and the spate of drownings in the bay.
An interesting and entertaining crime story

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Crouchback by Sarah Woodbury
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

1284 Caernarfon Castle. When a body is discovered in a barn, Rhys and Catrin investigate. But then another body is found. Is there a link between them, it seems impossible.
A well-written and entertaining historical mystery. With its varied and likeable characters. A good start to the series.

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Cry From The Grave by Carolyn Mahony
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Hannah Walker (19) and Ben Short are the parents of 3 week old Sophie, who has been taken.
Six years later a skeleton is discovered in the home of Adam and Natasha Campbell. But is the case as straightforward and it first seems.
Chief Inspector Murray and DS Briscombe investigate.
A well-written and entertaining mystery. With its varied and likeable characters. A good start to the series.

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A Deadly Endowment by Alyssa Maxwell
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

May 1921 The Earl of Wroxley has finally agreed to granddaughter Phoebe Renshaw’s request to open Foxwood Hall, in Little Barlow, to the public. The first visitors are a group of children and The Little Barlow Chapter of the Greater Historical Society. But after the tour a body is discovered and that a photograph is missing. But why and by whom. Will this be the only death.
Phoebe and her maid Eva Huntford investigate along side Constable Miles Brannock
An enjoyable cozy historical mystery.
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Pemberley's Christmas Governess: A Pride and Prejudice Holiday Vagary by Regina Jeffers
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Mid December 1818. It has been five years since the death of Mr Bennet and the dispersal of the family from Longbourn, due to Elizabeth’s refusal of Mr Collins’ proposal. On deciding to not be a burden she finds employment as a governess but at the latest placement disaster strikes. Fortunately for her, Colonel Fitzwilliam is visiting and takes her to Pemberley hoping for help from his mother. Darcy is under the inpression that the Colonel and Elizabeth are engaged. Can the tangle be solved and give most persons a happy ending.
Unfortunately the problem with stories of this couple is that there is not any romantic suspense or tension as they always have a happy ending. Therefore interest lies in the pairings of the secondary couple, which in a main case was disappointing.
But overall an enjoyable and well-written sequel.
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The Automobile Assassination by M.J. Porter
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

September 1944 Erdington Police Station. Chief Inspector Sam Mason is investigating the case of the counterfeiting ration coupons when he is asked by Chief Inspector Roberts to look at a body. That of a man discovered in the nearby woods, but his body is bent double. With no indentification Mason with the help of Sergeant Clara O’Rourke investigate. The case becomes more complicated as time passes
An entertaining and well-written historical mystery with its cast of likeable and varied characters. A good addition to this series, which can easily be read as a standalone story.
An ARC was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

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The Crow's Inn Tragedy by Annie Haynes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Solicitor Luke Bechcombe is visited by his brother-in-law Reverand James Collyer as he wished to sell the Collyer Emeralds, only told they are paste. Shortly after Bechcombe is discovered dead. What is the motive and who is the guilty party
Enjoyable story originally published in 1927

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A Kill at Jaguar House: A David and Trait Mystery by Shane Chastain
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Chicago. Granddaughter Mary Carter does not believe her grandmother Mrs Martha Carter (78 years old) died naturally and wants Trait and DeGrabber to investigate.
An entertaining and well-written story.
The book also contains a short prequel concerning the troubles of a Mr James Griffin.


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The Forgotten Sister: A Sequel to Pride and Prejudice by Louise Hathaway
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

After reading the account in Pride and Prejudice of her family life Mary Bennet decides to share some of her diary entries of the last twenty-six years.
An interesting sequel concentrating on Mary. Another re-read

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The Other Bennet Sister by Janice Hadlow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This Pride & Prejudice variation begins with Mary's childhood, and the discovery that she is plain. The emotional abuse that Mrs Bennet afflicts on Mary affects her so much she withdraws from Jane and Elizabeth, thinking herself unworthy.
Then two years pass after Charlotte's wedding. It is now time Mary must decide what to do, as she visits, Jane, where Caroline is cruel to her, then Pemberley where Darcy makes her feel unwelcome then to the Collins' at Longbourn. But can the Gardiners save her, and offer her at the very least some peace.
Really enjoyed this delightful well-written story of my favourite Bennet daughter.

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Perception by Terri Fleming
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this Pride and Prejudice sequel we follow the fortunes and heartaches of the two remaining Bennet daughters - Mary and Catherine. Several years have passed but they are still instantly recognisable from canon. Can either have a happy ending like their two older sisters.
A delightful, very enjoyable, well-written story with very likeable new characters. The main characters were a joy to read about. A very enjoyable re-read, again.

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What Lies Beneath by Bill Kitson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

DI Mike Nash investigate when two skeletons are discovered in Lamentation Tarn, near Cauldmoor
Is there a connection between child prostitution rings in Russia and England.
An interesting and well-written story. A good start to the series.

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Murder's a Swine: A Second World War Mystery by Nap Lombard
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

1941 London. Clem Poplett, air-raid warden, and Mrs Agnes Kinghof, resident of Block 3, Steward’s Court discover the body of a man. It seems he is Reginald Coppenstall, brother to a Mrs Sibley, also of Block 3. Then the harassment of Mrs Sibley begins. By who and why. Soon more people are put in danger.
An entertaining historical mystery with its likeable and varied characters.
Originally published in 1943
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The Wrong Sort To Die by Paula Harmon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

June 1910 London
A man is found who might state that he is called Eli Can. But then another body is discovered dying in a similar manner. Who is Fox and is there a connection to Dr Demeray’s dead husband Owen Norbury. Why has she been invited to give a talk at a symposium. Both try to discover the truth.
An entertaining and well-written historical mystery. with its cast of likeable and varied characters. A good start to a new series

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The Hostage Game, A Caribbean Mystery Thriller by Lyle Nicholson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

20th August 2000 - while on holiday in Saint Lucia, the boat that her family have hired is attacked. It seems only daughter Melinda Cooper has survived. Then she contacts old friend Bernadette Callahan for help. On arrival Bernadette starts her investigation with the help of hired private investigators.
An entertaining modern crime story, well-written with its likeable and varied characters.
A prequel to this good series

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The Forgotten Sister by Kyron Pennie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

So what does happen to Mary and Kitty, and the rest of the neighbourhood after the marriages of the three sisters.
Though an enjoyable and quick story it did feel rushed most of the time. I felt the story would have been better told at a slower and more in-depth pace.
Stillan entertaining re-read.

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The House in Charlton Crescent by Annie Haynes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

1920 Lady Anne Daventry (70) believes someone is trying to kill her and so she employs a firm of Private Inquiry Agents to investigate as one of them works as her secretary - Bruce Cardyn.
An entertaining historical mystery

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The Unexpected Miss Bennet by Patrice Sarath
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Pride & Prejudice sequel where Mary Bennet is starting to feel dissatisfied with her life, so Jane and Elizabeth decide it time for her to leave Longbourn, and stay at Pemberley for a long visit. But the fates intervene and with Mary still unsure who she is, decides to take up an offer that would give her independence from the other Bennets.
A very enjoyable sequel, with a lovely writing style. I like this Mary and the introduction of a new character.
Another entertaining re-read

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Birds of a Feather: 1: Swan & Peacock by Lise McClendon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Elise Bennett and Conor Albion arrive in Wales to spend a holiday with his parents. Soon Elise needs the help of her family to deal with some of the loathsome family members.
An entertaining read

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No More Tears by desertrat68
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

In this P&P variation, Georgina Darcy has died in a carriage accident at the age of 15, leaving Darcy devastated. One year later he goes to Netherfield.
For me the story was just not that interesting

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Mary and the Captain: A Pride and Prejudice Continuation by Nancy Lawrence
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this sequel, Caroline Bingley arranges that her best friend, Miss Paget, the lady receiving the attentions of her brother - Captain Bingley - is invited to Netherfield for Christmas. Not to spend time with the Bingley and Bennet families but to ensure that the proposal that the Captain and Miss Paget desire is done. But plans do not always go smoothly.
Loved this, the story, the writing style, it kept me enchanted so much that I read it in one sitting.
A delightful and well-written story and another re-read

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The Pursuit of Mary Bennet: A Pride & Prejudice Novel by Pamela Mingle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this P&P sequel the story begins three years after the end of Pride and Prejudice where we find Kitty and Mary still unmarried.
But Mary has changed, and when once again Lydia and Wickham cause a scandal, Kitty and Mary are both sent to visit the Bingleys. Where Kitty is re-introduced to the gentleman she believes wants to marry her. But what about Mary. Some new characters are introduced into this lovely story.
A delightful well-written story, another enjoyable re-read.

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Death on the Eleventh Hole by J.M. Gregson
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The body of drug dealer and prostitute is discovered by Sergeant Hook in a ditch on the Ross-on-Wye golf course. Superintendent John Lambert and his team investigate.
An enjoyable story

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Entanglement of Revenge by Chris Brookes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Why is court Missionary Robert Elliott dreaming of a mine disaster that occurred two weeks previously and of Canon Brockwell, a criminal. Who is Marion. What are the residents of Haddington Hall hiding.
An entertaining historical mystery

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Martin Hewitt Investigator by Arthur Morrison
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

Written from the pov of friend and journalist Brett
1. The Lenton Croft Robberies - after his successfully part in a probate case clerk Hewitt decides to go independent and he is employed to investigate the robbery of jewellery at Lenton Court
2. The Loss of Sammy Crocket - Where and why has sprint runner disappeared to.
3. The Case of Mr. Foggatt - In the top flat of their residence Brett and Hewitt hear a gunshot. They discover their neighbour dead in a locked room. Hewitt is convinced it is murder but can he prove it and find the guilty party.
4. The Case of the Dixon Torpedo - Drawings of the new Dixon torpedo have gone missing from Dixon’s office. An office which received no visitors and none of the staff had left.
5. The Quinton Jewel Affair - Too much of the dialogue in the vernacular and so lost my interest and skipped the story
6. The Stanway Cameo Mystery - How and why was the First century cameo bought by the Marquis of Sranway stolen.
7. The Affair of the Tortoise - 1878 - When tenant Raneau is discovered murdered, who removed his body and why.
A couple of enjoyable short stories


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Becoming Mary: A Pride and Prejudice Sequel by Amy Street
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this Pride & Prejudice sequel, Mary Bennet, vain, conceited and plain and totally ignored and mocked by her family, is a matryr to her belief that her parents cannot do without her, when she is invited to Pemberley with Kitty. Much to Kitty's annoyance. But is this the chance for Mary to change and grow. But first she must believe that she has to change, will her actions and thoughts bring on a catalyst for this change.
A very enjoyable, and well-written tale.

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The Great Portrait Mystery and Other Stories by R. Austin Freeman
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

1. The Great Portrait Mystery - When a portrait of James the Second by Sir Godrey Kneller (1688) is stolen and returned. Joseph Fittleworth employed by the National Gallery is curious and so investigates with the help of Miss Katherine Hyde
2. The Bronze Parrot - what happens when the Deodatus Jawley fins a bronze parrot
3. Powder Blueand Hawthorn - What is the link between a death and a robbery
4. The Attorney’s Conscience - How can a ghost change the future
5. The Luck of Barnabas Mudge - What happens when Mudge finds a jar of golden coins
Some enjoyable short stories

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