Bess Crawford Mysteries An Impartial Witness Lp, Book 2, (Paperback)

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As we followed the adventures of Bess Crawford, a nurse on active duty in WWI, we saw her caring spirit, inquisitive nature and now, her duty to the dead. As the action begins, Bess is escorting a group of injured soldiers from the battlefields of France back to England. One of the injured is a ...

from oldbookswine

Second Bess Crawford novel finds Bess tracing down a mysterious woman she sees sobbing in the railway station with a young officer. When the woman is killed Bess searches for answers after finding that she had accompanied the woman's husband home after he was burned in a air crash. Bess befriends...

from kaulsu

I enjoyed this second volume in the Bess Crawford series. I wished it had moved a bit faster, but if wishes were horses, I'd ride with the beggars. The secondary characters are becoming more fleshed out. I do wonder how Bess motors back and forth constantly. Was there no petrol rationing during W...

from jamespurcell

Bess pursues a quick glimpse of a soldier's wife, with another man, on a train platform through a series of puzzling revelations. The pregnant woman's murder exposes indiscretions and deceit among the various aristocrats that peopled England's WW1 officer ranks. Another insightful story in this q...

from arielfl

This is my second Bess Crawford novel after having previously read a Duty to the Dead. In this novel we find Bess involving herself in other people affairs when she nurses a badly burned pilot who carries his wife's picture on his person. Shortly after returning to England, Bess witnesses the wif...