from jetangen4571

cosy-mystery, england, 1920s, family-dynamics, friendship, death-investigation, law-enforcement, due-diligence, theft***** The best thing is that I get to see the characters as they improve in clarity and presence as well as listen to Bernadette Dunne narrator settle into the roles of the charac...

from bookswoman

This is the first in the Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries, which I've heard about for years but never got to them through my towering TBR pile. Daisy is a young aristocrat who is in a new world, the world after World War I. Life is changing in so many ways and Daisy has taken up writing as her professio...

from TheLibraryhag

This is a classic British cozy. Daisy is a "modern" woman trying to make it on her own in 1920's England. Since she is part of the British peerage, she snags a job for a magazine to write articles on the great estates of England. Her first assignment is at Wentwater Court, a grand old Tudor estat...

from 26kathryn

Daisy Dalrymple arrives at Wentwater Court to write an article about the house and its occupants. While she is staying there another guest of the house meets an untimely death. At first they all think it's an accident, until Daisy notices something that suggests it might not be. Scotland Yard is ...

from RubyScarlett

Aw that was very nice. I loved Daisy, she's such a comfort. I also really enjoyed the atmosphere and the cast of characters - Daisy knows them already which made a nice change from stories where the detective just pops up in a community to carry an investigation. The resolution is unusual and sli...