The Auction Lot Murders: A 1920's Murder Mystery by Jack Murray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

1922 Marseille. Dying Countess Medvedeva sold pieces of furniture, then wrote her will, stating that the beneficiaries will receive her diamond necklace if they can locate it in the sold furniture. Astons family and friends become involved due to a murder.
An entertaining historical mystery

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Holy Disorders by Edmund Crispin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Gervase Fen is on holiday in Tolnbridge when he requests the presence of Geoffrey Vintner. On his way Vintner is attacked several times but helped by Henry Fielding. On arrival it is found that cathedral organist Brooks has been murdered. But he is only the first.
An enjoyable historical mystery
Originally published in 1945

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A Bally Awkward Body: A hilarious 1920's mystery novella by AG Barnett
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Hugo Bingham has been jnvited to Feltham Hall by his friend Freddie Bleeker. Unfortunately for Freddie he found a body which then disappeared.
An enjoyable mystery

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Turnabout by Sydney Salier
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this Pride and Prejudice variation the Bennet family has a wealthy relation who contributes to the daughters dowry, and as the owner of Netherfield Park she has put in various stipulations as far as any future occupants are concerned. Darcy arrive in time for the Meryton Assembly and his insult. How will these items affect everyones future.
An entertaining and well-written variation.

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Arc One: Courtship and Marriage by Eireanne Michaels
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

A prequel to The Watsons. How did the Rev. Watson meet his wife and who was she.
An enjoyable story

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All Our Yesterdays by Guy Hale
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

1932. Where did the act of revenge for Oliver Lawrence begin. What did happen to his father, Richard Jenkins in the 1930s.
An enjoyable historical mystery

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The Adventure of the Dying Detective by Arthur Conan Doyle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sherlock Holmes is dying, it seems he has contracted a disease from the docks.
An enjoyable short story

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