Josephine Tey Mysteries Lib/E: Two for Sorrow Lib/E: A New Mystery Featuring Josephine Tey (Audiobook)

from TheLostEntwife

Two for Sorrow was a very, very heavy read for me. Most mysteries tend to be somewhat heavy, but the subject matter here made it almost over the top. I took several breaks and read this book while reading another, just so that I could keep a cool head and try to wrap my mind around what was occur...

from rretzler

This is the first book by Nicola Upson I have read, however, it is the 3rd book in the series with Josephine Tey. I thought the premise of the book was very interesting - it is about Tey writing a book about a factual event. I believe that the author tried to include events from Tey's life as wel...

from bookish92

I would actually give this more of a 3.5.This book was a little hit and miss for me, parts of it I found fascinating, and I enjoyed them a lot. Parts of it were slow, boring and unneeded. I also found one of the parts disturbingly graphic.I was also a little disappointed that I guessed the ending...

from Travis1259

This was a troubled book for me. Although the premise showed promise, I struggled throughout. And, that's too bad. The basic plot surrounding who actually killed babies, the women who were executed or some one else, could have been a page turner. But things got mired down somehow. Maybe it's beca...

from TheFlamingoReads

In "Two for Sorrow", the real-life mystery writer Josephine Tey (nee Elizabeth Mackintosh) travels from her home in Scotland in 1936 to the Cowdray Club in London and quickly becomes wrapped up in a congruence of lies, secrets, and long-held plots of revenge. She is there to work on her latest no...