Charles Lenox Mysteries: A Death in the Small Hours (Audiobook)

from mysterymax

This was my August ER book. I had not read any of the previous entries in this series but it was easy to see why Lenox is a popular character. The mystery was light, everyone was charming, and Lenox is everything a hero should be. But I like my detectives a bit flawed, a bit on the rough side. M...

from BookAngel_a

A Death In The Small Hours is the 6th mystery novel in the Charles Lenox series by Charles Finch. For this particular series, while I do not think it is necessary to read them in exact order, I do think it would be good for a reader to have read one or two of the earlier books to get the most ben...

from Beamis12

It always amazes me that in these relatively short novels, so very much happens. As usual wonderfully atmospheric, but quite alot of history, about Parliament and it's laws are also covered. The very proper English manners, the wonderfully developed characters and the crimes perpetuated in a smal...

from Helenoel

I had read several of the earlier books in this series, so was pleased to get this through the Library Thing Early Reviewer Program in exchange for a promise to review it. I enjoy a number of mystery series set in Victorian England where gentry have the leisure to run about solving crimes, but th...

from DrLed

Synopsis: Charles has been asked to give a speech on the opening of Parliament, and he can't get a moment alone to write it what with all of the members wanting him to promote their views. Luckily, his cousin, Freddie, has invited him to the country. Charles and family arrive and he is immediatel...