Victorian Mystery Mrs. Jeffries Rights a Wrong, Book 35, (Paperback)

from Auntie-Nanuuq

Inspector Witherspoon is a good man & diligent detective who always solves his crimes, however he's not as bright as his superiors believe him to be. His housekeeper on the other hand, Hephzibah Jeffries, Nosy Parker, is. Whenever Inspector Witherspoon has a murder to solve, Mrs Jeffries, the hou...

from Romonko

I really enjoy the Mrs. Jeffries series, and I think this is book #35 or so. I did find that there was plenty of action in the book and Mrs. Jeffries and her crew were kept exceedingly busy trying to figure this one out. For one thing there were an anwful lot of suspects who had good motives for ...

from rretzler

The is the 35th book in the Mrs. Jeffries series, which is set in Victorian London. Inspector Witherspoon works for Scotland Yard and has solved more cases than the Yard's other inspectors combined, but he does not understand how. Mrs. Jeffries, his housekeeper, certainly does. A retired policema...

from drebbles

Inspector Gerald Witherspoon has gained quite a reputation for solving murders but, while he is good at his job, (unknown to him) he has been helped solve these cases by his household staff and a few friends. The staff enjoys solving murders but the killing of Thomas Mundy will be tough to solve ...

from drebbles

Inspector Gerald Witherspoon has gained quite a reputation for solving murders but, while he is good at his job, (unknown to him) he has been helped solve these cases by his household staff and a few friends. The staff enjoys solving murders but the killing of Thomas Mundy will be tough to solve ...