Charles Lenox Mysteries: A Stranger in Mayfair (Audiobook)

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I am loving this series more and more with each book of it I read. It is smart; at times - humorous, and always a wonderfully researched, written and constructed mystery with lots of red herrings. As for characters, the main ones are well developed throughout the series and little nicks in their ...

from RubyScarlett

The plot is solid and one of the most engaging ones yet. The added characters are strongly built with three-dimensional personalities. Finch always conveys a great sense of the period he writes about and while he does expose some of the historical background of monuments, laws, people, etc to do ...

from BooksForDinner

I like this series a lot, though I don't feel this was his strongest effort. Funny thing is, Finch includes so much inner-monologue and sub-plot that I could see him doing a novel about these characters that wasn't a mystery! His mystery plotting is pretty by the book cosy kind of writing, nothin...

from 4leschats

The latest installment in the Charles Lennox series-when Ludo, a fellow member of Parliament, requests Charles's help in solving the murder of his footman, Charles feels torn between both duties. However, when the man later recants his request, Charles's interest is already piqued. As a Lennox an...

from NewsieQ

Newly married, and recently elected to Parliament's House of Commons, Charles Lenox still loves being a detective, even if that occupation earns him the scorn of many of his peers in Victorian-era London. But Charles can't say "no" when a fellow MP asks for help finding the murderer of his footma...