Charlotte and Thomas Pitt Midnight at Marble Arch, Book 28, (Paperback)

from jamespurcell

As always well written, fast paced with very capable and likeable protagonists. Some really evil upper class bad guys conspire to carry out a vicious crime to cover up typical, for the period, financial shenanigans that could cause the aristocracy much angst. Aunt Vespasia and Victor Narrawa step...

from carlyrose

An enjoyable addition to the series. I enjoyed especially Charlotte and Thomas's relationship with their children, although it was perhaps unrealistically modern. There was one point where a character said "okay" which pulled me out of the story; it didn't seem to fit in. Part of the middle seeme...

from LisCarey

Thomas Pitt is now the Commander of Special Branch, part of Britain's intelligence forces. His friend and former boss, Victor Narraway, is involuntarily retired, and not sure what to do with himself, now that for the first time in his adult life he has no duties and no responsibilities.As Command...

from mikedraper

The story takes place in London at the beginning of last century. At a party given at the Spanish embassy, a confrontation arises resulting in a young woman falling to her death. Also at the party was a man whose wife was raped and possibly murdered. Thomas and Charlotte Pitt investigate along wi...

from Kathy89

Charlotte and Thomas are attending a society function where she witnesses the taunting of Portuguese Ambassador's daughter. The girl is only two years older than her own daughter Jemima and wishes she had intervened. Yet again at another function, it happens again and the girl fleas and runs into...