Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries: Gone West (Paperback)

from readingover50

I love reading mysteries, although I usually don't read mysteries set in the past. It is always fascinating to get a look at how people lived in another time. The book seemed to move a little slow, but I felt that was echoed in the slower pace of life in the early 1900s. The book was very charact...

from Mooose

The 2nd I've read in this long series and as the 1st one was read 14 years ago I didn't remember any of the characters. Liked this book, a cozy is what I needed to read at this time so the timing was right. Like another reviewer said, grew tired of Daisy repeating things but oh well.

from Auntie-Nanuuq

It took me forever to finish this book.... I was utterly bored up until Chapter 14, when things became interesting. A long-past school friend calls upon Daisy & asks her to come visit (investigate) the house where she is working as a secretary for a famous Wester author. The author has not been w...

from phyllis2779

I didn't like this book as much as I liked most of the other books in the Daisy Dalrymple series. It seemed slower, the characters weren't as interesting, and the dialog didn't have the same snap, crackle and pop. Perhaps It was because Daisy and Alec were separate fpr most of the book or maybe b...

from JoCCarter

Excellent "whodunit". Dunn wove a very diverse cast of characters, any one of which could have been the perpetrator, but you have to read to the very end to find out "whodunit".