Cordelia Underwood : or the Marvelous Beginnings of the Moosepath League (Paperback)

from ontoursecretly

This novel is the rare humorous book that can be equally entertaining to both the barely literate 500 Club crowd in search of something fitting into the milquetoast genre of "cozy mystery" (murder OK, so long as it's not too gory, and all beautiful heroines are ideals of Victorian morality), and ...

from ontoursecretly

This novel is the rare humorous book that can be equally entertaining to both the barely literate 500 Club crowd in search of something fitting into the milquetoast genre of "cozy mystery" (murder OK, so long as it's not too gory, and all beautiful heroines are ideals of Victorian morality), and ...

from Carol420

[Cordelia Underwood: Or, the Marvelous Beginnings of the Moosepath League] by Van Reid 4.5★'s From The Book: Step back in time to Portland, Maine, in 1896. When the young, beautiful, redheaded Cordelia Underwood inherits a parcel of land from her seafaring uncle, it sets in motion a chain of even...

from NewsieQ

Van Reid is one of the few author whose hardcover books I collect. Every one is a "must read." I even have an autographed copy of this one.

from whitreidtan

Originally written in serial format, this novel of Victorian Maine is chock full of characters, plot lines, and just plain fun. As the subtitle implies, this is the first book in a series about the Moosepath League. However, instead of starting out focused on the creation of said club, it opens w...