Charles Lenox Mysteries The September Society, Book 2, (Paperback)

from kmjolley

I enjoyed this book -- not as much I as I wanted, but more than I expected. Most recent sequels have not lived up to my too-high hopes and this was better than most. Charles Lenox continues to be an engaging and interesting character. I had hoped for more development in his romance with Lady Jane...

from kmjolley

I enjoyed this book -- not as much I as I wanted, but more than I expected. Most recent sequels have not lived up to my too-high hopes and this was better than most. Charles Lenox continues to be an engaging and interesting character. I had hoped for more development in his romance with Lady Jane...

from BrianEWilliams

This is an example of a second book in a series not being as as good as the first. In this case, it got better as it went along; the first third of the book dragged. Let's hope that the third in the series, due out later this year, matches the first one.

from remikit

I don't know what it is, but while I am not especially thrilled or fascinated by the mysteries, I really like Charles Lenox and Lady Jane. I read the books with very little interest in the mysteries, but I like him enough to keep reading. It's a pleasant read. This is my second book. I'm going to...

from BooksForDinner

Just as much fun as his first, A Beautiful Blue Death. Solid characters, good plotting, pace keeps moving, etc... Finch is definitely more involved with his characters personal lives and relationships that I think is normal for these period mysteries, but he does it well and you care about Lenox,...