The Missing Wife: A 19th century Parisian mystery by Donna Gowland
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

1814 Shelley and Mary Godwin with her sister Jane run away from his marriage and her boredom, and travel to Paris, with no realistic plans how they are going to live without money. They are directed towards a M. Lamont who hires them to find his missing wife Claudine.
They all come across as particularly unlikeable.
An enjoyable mystery

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