Maisie Dobbs, Investigadora Privada : El Caso de los Soldados Sin Nombre

from kambrogi

Getting to know Maisie Dobbs is a real treat. You will find yourself in London, ten years after The Great War, where you'll see the streets, motorcars, homes, clothing and most of all Maisie herself as though looking at old, but very clear, photographs. Maisie is just establishing her first solo ...

from DeltaQueen50

A thoroughly enjoyable book, Maisie Dobbs is the first in the Jacqueline Winspear series about a young woman who becomes a private detective in 1929. Her first case involves investigating a retreat for disfigured WW I soldiers and is fairly straight forward but does launch us into the past and we...

from Lman

Maisie Dobbs, as a first book, introduces a remarkably perceptive, extremely intuitive and highly personable young woman in the title role; but, like other series of note, underscores the criminal premise with significant social commentary - accentuating both the era and our main protagonist's un...

from rainpebble

This is the first in a series of eleven. A nice little who-done-it that is just right for a rainy day, a day at the beach or when life is overwhelming which mine is at the time. Maisie is just opening her own investigative firm and has taken on her first case which becomes something more. I love ...

from dougwood57

In this first installment in the series, Jacqueline Winspear gives notice that Maisie Dobbs will not be a typical detective series. The reader first meets detective Maisie Dobbs in 1929 working on a case of a wandering wife (she was actually visiting the grave of a dead vet of the Great War), pre...