Maisie Dobbs Elegy for Eddie: A Maisie Dobbs Novel, Book 9, (Paperback)

from Kathy89

I like this series. However, I liked the earlier books better when Maisie was struggling than the well-to-do Maisie mixing with society. That she would be accepted into the homes of powerful society matrons as the mistress of Vicount Rowan in 1934 seemed a bit of stretch to me. The mystery revolv...

from ddelmoni

My introduction to Maisie was in the winter of 2012, though she'd been on my TBR list for years. I read the first 8 in a row and waited about a month for #9. Since then I'm in a holding pattern for #10 and it's driving me crazy. Just love Maisie Dobbs!

from lit_chick

2012, Harper Audio, Read by Orlagh Cassidy Publisher's Summary: adapted from Audible.com Early April 1933: To the costermongers of Covent Garden - sellers of fruit and vegetables on the streets of London - Eddie Pettit was a gentle soul with a near-magical gift for working with horses. When Eddie...

from tututhefirst

I'm a great fan of this series.  With each new volume, I almost dread reading it because I'm afraid the story will get stale, or the characters won't be able to continue to expand.  Jacqueline Winspear has so far avoided both those traps. In this one, Maisie Dobbs is called upon to look into the ...

from bookchickdi

The BBC's Downton Abbey caused quite a stir (I myself was late to the party, watching both seasons on two marathon weekends), and increased interest in the post-WWI world in Great Britain. But readers have for years been immersing themselves in the same era with author Jacqueline Winspear's fasci...