pickKat Halloway's husband's real wife comes to her for help tracing what really happened to Joe, having been told that he did not die at sea but had come back to England with a considerable amount of money.
We get to hear a lot of Daniel's backstory as well as Kat's. Coupled with the increasing closeness of their relationship, it gave this installment in the series a valedictory feel, but there is at least another novel and a novella still to come.
pickA murder mystery, romancy, palette cleanser.Countess Amelia Amesbury, is a widow,mother, & the secret “Lady Agony”of a Penny paper.As Lady Agony she answers letters advising on love, fashion, manners, & more. A ladies‘# maid writes for help stating she is afraid her mistress was murdered.When Amelia & her friend,the Marquis,go to meet the maid, they find her dead.
So begins a caper all over London to trap a killer before he kills again.
pickBook 25📚 3.5⭐️
Another great Enola Holmes adventure!!😊
pickLiked Vol 2 more than Vol 1. Getting to know the characters. We‘ve got some more familiar faces. I like loose cannon Moran. I do NOT like Cockney Sherlock. Will def read Vol 3. I want to know where this is going.
pick14/150 Another clever and entertaining mystery involving Enola Holmes, and her lesser known brother Sherlock. I like how Enola has grown and changed with each new story, growing in skills and confidence. I hope the author has many more of these stories to tell. 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
14th book finished for #Readaway2024 @DieAReader @GHABI4ROSES @Andrew65
pickThis was such a cozy read. I enjoyed the author‘s discussion of periodical archives at the end, too. The mystery was relatively straightforward but plenty of red herrings to keep you guessing.
Picture of me resting after chopping logs for the fire at my friend‘s NYE party. Happy New Year! 🎆
pickThe newest Enola Holmes mystery was my last read of 2023. What a great way to end the year! Oh, how I love Enola. 💖
pickThis was fun, light, fluffy. A good historical mystery that's not at all demanding with a dash of romance and feminism. I did like the "agony aunt" aspect to the story, though perhaps it does reveal that this is more of a pastiche with modern sensibilities. It reminded me a bit of Deanna Raybourn's Lady Julia Grey series, which I also enjoyed. I read this for the cozy mystery prompt for #CloakAndDaggerChristmas @Ruthiella
pickI‘ve been reading one of these a year for the past several years and am always a bit surprised by how dark and sometimes gritty they are. Their titles always suggest something lighter to me. #BookedinTime #VictorianEra #SeriesLove23
#WinterGames #DailyPhotoChallenge #Family. A novella about classism and bringing the right man to justice rather than protect the wealthy.
pickThis is the first book in a cozy Victorian mystery series. I liked that each chapter began with a question to and answer from Lady Agony. I also liked the hint of romance brewing and the MC‘s aunt-in-law. Overall, I enjoyed it, but there were moments that either I wandered (totally possible) or the story did. #SeriesLove2023
