Bess Crawford Mysteries: An Unwilling Accomplice (Audiobook)

from mpmills

This was my first Bess Crawford Mystery, in fact, the first book I've read by Charles Todd. I love the premise of these books. Bess is a nurse working for England during WWI. In this story, Bess is home from France on leave when she is asked to accompany a wounded soldier to the Palace to be hono...

from Brenda63

This is my first book by Charles Todd. Bess Crawford and Simon Brandon are likable characters and are working diligently to find Sargent Wilkins who went missing while under Bess's nursing care. If you take the actual story away from the book it is quite enjoyable, however there is a lot of plot ...

from curvymommy

I had never read any books in the Bess Crawford series before I read this one, but as a fan of the Maggie Hope WWII series, I was looking forward to this, as it seemed like a similar kind of story. It started out really well, the plot drawing me in right away as Bess is unwillingly dragged into a...

from cathyskye

I've long been a fan of Charles Todd's Bess Crawford series, and this book has a truly intriguing mystery. First of all, how did a man confined to a wheelchair manage to vanish without a trace? Secondly, how could he have committed murder? And why? This plot really had my deductive juices flowing...

from Kathy89

Bess is asked to escort a wounded soldier to Buckingham Palace so he can received his medal of honor. He later goes AWOL and Bess is accused of helping him. She sets out to clear her name with help of the family friend, Sgt Major Simon.