Leaving Everything Most Loved

from Perednia

Excellent addition to this thoughtful series in which Maisie's life does not remain static. The death of two women from India who had moved to London are the focus of her investigation, and the story is treated with care and consideration. The fallout of war and future unrest continue to be a fac...

from michigantrumpet

This was a good fast read -- or in the case of this audiobook, a read by Orlagh Cassidy. The first of the Maisie Dobbs series, I've done in audio, and it didn't lose a bit. Cassidy does a great job. Dobbs is back on the case. As in the title, this mystery involves the immigrant experience and tho...

from BookAngel_a

This installment of the Maisie Dobbs mystery novels is one that fans will NOT want to miss. It's a pivotal book, and future novels will not make as much sense if you don't read this one. As the title suggests, this is a time of great change for Maisie. She feels a longing to travel, but she worri...

from BrokenTeepee

Aaaah, Maisie. What in the devil is going on? I fell in love with in the first book that I read - I did. You were smart, you were headstrong, you were a bit damaged but you were getting through it. But in the two books since you have turned into a dormouse. You can't seem to make a decision and w...

from ParadisePorch

This is the tenth and latest instalment in the 'mystery' series featuring investigator Maisie Dobbs in 1930s London. Two young immigrants from the Indian community in the city have been murdered. Maisie is hired to find the killer by the brother of one of these women. As usual, the mystery is sec...