Oscar Wilde and the Vampire Murders

from autumnturner76

After my experience with the Sherlock book, I wasn't holding out much hope. I was more than pleasantly surprised. The author earned the four stars based on his writing, research and telling an intriguing tale. I am tempted to give him an extra star for managing to do all of that while basically w...

from AutumnTurner

After my experience with the Sherlock book, I wasn't holding out much hope. I was more than pleasantly surprised. The author earned the four stars based on his writing, research and telling an intriguing tale. I am tempted to give him an extra star for managing to do all of that while basically w...

from Beamis12

Apparently there are other books in this series so now I have more books to had to my hope to get to it pile, because I really enjoyed this mystery. Series of letters,invitations and journal entries make this story interesting as does Oscar Wilde (who is his reputedly witty self) Arthur Conan Doy...

from picardyrose

Lost interest.

from lauriebrown54

This is the fourth in the Oscar Wilde mysteries series, taking place in 1890. A noblewoman is found dead in her house, half naked, with cuts on her torso and two deep puncture marks on her neck. It looks like she's been murdered, but the doctor insists she died of a heart attack despite being qui...