Gaslight Mystery Murder in Morningside Heights, Book 18, (Paperback)

from fbswss

Great mystery, but this time not enough character development. The bits about "keeping busy" seemed gratuitous and we only heard from Mrs. Malloy once or twice, so incidental. The heart of the books is getting lost.

from Auntie-Nanuuq

In the early 20th century, a young female college teacher is found murdered in the school's gazebo by the handyman.... The young woman's parents hire Frank Malloy to bring the murderer to justice as the local NY police refuse to investigate further without a substantial bribe. The young woman was...

from Kathy89

Frank and Sarah are now married and have set up a 'private inquiry" business with Gino working with them. This time there's been a murder at an upper-class girls' school and the police aren't making progress so her parents would like Frank to look into it. The murdered teacher, a woman, was very ...

from JalenV

Murder in Morningside Hieghts, the 19th book in Victoria Thompson's gaslight mystery, finds the former Detective Sergeant Frank Malloy operating a private detective agency called 'Confidential Investigations'. He's a multimillionaire so he doesn't need the money, but his employee, former police o...

from bogopea

Another in the Gaslight Series by Victoria Thompson that takes place at the turn of the 20th century in NYC. Malloy and Sarah are finally married and he is now a private detective. She is still his trusty sidekick. The mystery/murders not so easy to solve and the characters (some new ones) are an...