Living History Museum Mystery: The Final Reveille (Series #1) (Paperback)

from SherylHendrix

I read the Nook Book version of this novel and enjoyed it immensely with one exception: the Nook Book version is riddled with typos that I find uncharacteristic of the other novels I've read by the same author, both under her real name and under her pseudonym. It felt like the Nook book version h...

from rhonda1111

4 STARS This is a cozy read that takes place on Barton Farm a living history museum in Ohio. It is also during a civil war reenactment on the farm. I would love to have seen it. The main backer for the farm is Cynthia Cherry. She is getting older and only has one relative Maxwell. Maxwell is tell...

from ethel55

I like visiting living history museums, so this was an easy choice to pick up while at the library. The Barton Farm is in Ohio, Kelsey Cambridge is still the relatively new director of the site. Donations and money are a big part of her job and as she's always looking for ways to make the museum ...

from ethel55

I like visiting living history museums, so this was an easy choice to pick up while at the library. The Barton Farm is in Ohio, Kelsey Cambridge is still the relatively new director of the site. Donations and money are a big part of her job and as she's always looking for ways to make the museum ...

from LaurasReading

During the Civil War, well, at least, during reenactments, which battles prove more deadly -- the ones between north and south or between exes? This cozy mystery covers many motives for murder including money, jealousy, rage, rejection and more. There are secrets in abundance. The Barton Farm Mus...